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Do you know any of the history on the fish? coming from lfs? shipped? if from lfs how long did they have it? did it eat from them? These are pod eaters for the most part but its not terribly hard to train them on to frozen such as mysis or brine. Doubtful it will eat pellets or flake. Make sure to have sand in the QT at least 1.5"-2" you can use a wide flat container if you dont want to keep sand in the qt.I am going to QT a leopard wrasse. Worried about it eating in such a sterile environment. What food would be most recommended? Thanks.
imo leopards dont do well in sterile tanks. But the risk of bring disease is definitely high not qt'ing.Was gonna order online. I plan to put container of sand. 320 display that has had no problems supporting them in the past. Just worried about stressing out in QT. Weighing risk/benefit.
I’ve got 2 Meleagris. Love these fish and would recommend getting them from an LFS over online. I even had them add a little bit of sand to the shipping bag since they like to shoot downward when scared. Lost a couple early attempts due to broken beaks in shipping.Was gonna order online. I plan to put container of sand. 320 display that has had no problems supporting them in the past. Just worried about stressing out in QT. Weighing risk/benefit.
You'll get a lot of different opinions on this one. I love my blue star (Macropharyngodon bipartitis). In a perfect worls I'd also have a M. geoffroy, an M. negrosensis and a Halichoeres lapillus (very close to a leopard)!What is anyone’s favorite leopard wrasse?