Blue Spot Jawfish

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Hello guys i just received my first blue spot jawfish. It is the second day and he has not accepted mysis and brine shrimp either but few minutes ago he accepted flakes , wow i never thought it will accept flake food. Any advice you can share for the success of my BSJ . It will be greatly appreciated :)


 
very cool fish congrats! I have no experience with them but I want one. Have you tried pellets?
 
Yes a very cool fish. The wife wouldn't let me get one because of price. So I had to go with a pearly jawfish.
 
very cool fish congrats! I have no experience with them but I want one. Have you tried pellets?


Thanks Denver :) , yes i have tried with pellets with no success. But i am happy because he jus eat some flakes :) he only eats the big ones :)
 
Yes a very cool fish. The wife wouldn't let me get one because of price. So I had to go with a pearly jawfish.

Hi Navy, it is a beautiful fish, video doesn't make justice :) . Well i am in Mexico and i had to save money for 2 months to get it. I hope he can finish the QT without issues :)
 
My favorite fish. Lost mine when he jumped while I was doing a water change and my dog got him. A lid is a must have
 
My favorite fish. Lost mine when he jumped while I was doing a water change and my dog got him. A lid is a must have

Thanks Seaplane, the QT has a lid but display no, i will make one for the DT. Thanks :)
 
Lid is a must. They are great jumpers.
 
Mine jumped through a hole in an egg crate cover into the overflow once. Had to cover it with 1/4 inch mesh.

:( sorry to hear that. What was he eating? Btw this the lid i have in the Qt so i am thinking to do something similar

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Purchased one last week. He is also eating reef frenzy. I installed egg crate last night, after getting advise from r2r! Was told to lower temp also.

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Like others said a tight fitting lid is a must and lower temps. They stress easy so very peaceful tank mates are needed and hopefully your tank isn't in a high traffic area. I've tried 2 on separate occasions years ago. Multiple feedings a day are required. One jumped and one had a crazy spasm/stroke right in front of me and died immediately it was crazy.
 

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