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***nervously reaches over and closes the lid on my tank... *** :bolt:
Oh my god haha
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***nervously reaches over and closes the lid on my tank... *** :bolt:
I have heard that they are not recommend for a tank that is less than 12 months old ? And although it is possible to get them to eat frozen food (my male & female eat anything) the do spend most of their time picking and eating and grazing. They have devoured my pod population very quickly and I have a 280g with 150kg of live rock and a refuge. Still have pods but not visible to us anymore (like they used to be )
I wouldn't be putting one in a 40g that is 5 months old at all. The chance of survival is very slim.
Frozen Brine Shrimp has very little nutritional value for the fish. Please read Feeding a Mandarin by Paul B. Aka the Mandarin Man
Till they are everywhere. How big is your tank? Sump?
. Just say "no". Unfortunately you won't be able to keep a good continues pod supply for them. Don't get one !40 gallon, no sump
I couldn't get a HOB refugium??. Just say "no". Unfortunately you won't be able to keep a good continues pod supply for them. Don't get one !
. You seem completely convinced it's ok. ! There is a big difference in a fish surviving in our tanks & thriving in our tanks, we capture these creatures from the wild so we HAVE to give them the BEST we can. Not just average. But if you believe it's possible then that's up to you, your not the first person to do. & you won't be the last. I wish you all the best of luck & the dragonet as well.I couldn't get a HOB refugium??