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they are in the tank. Got some pulsing xenia, they look bluish purple. Got some Green Palys, and another kenya tree but its bluish purpleOpen the bowl!
Unless theres other big pod competitors in his 32 I would go for it. Namely wrasse which I dont think he has. A damsel might eat some but not enough to really affect the population. Make a point to get him some pellets or frozen at feeding time a few days a week and in IMO he’ll do just fine.@Scurvy these Mandarins are fed pellets only when they are 1 month old. Andrew does have a healthy pod population, but I certainly don't want the little guy to starve. WWSD?
Agreed. It can be done (I dun it) , it’s work and his and your tanks are great is on auto pilot. Let it run.I say nay. His tank has pods, but the Mandarin will finish them off quickly in that size tank. He may eat pellets, but will require several daily direct feedings to be sure he alone is getting them. It is a big challenge. His tank seems to be working well, and he seems pretty sensitive. If it did not work with the questions you have now you will both feel terrible. That may be playing it safe perhaps, just my opinion.
@Scurvy these Mandarins are fed pellets only when they are 1 month old. Andrew does have a healthy pod population, but I certainly don't want the little guy to starve. WWSD?
Looks like I'm late to the party.I'm struggling with this decision. I'd like each of you to tell me yay or nay. Please.
So, pretty much like our kids?I would say hold off. Once bigger tank than yes. Pellets as a baby is one thing and add competition for the pellets as well. They don't have a stomach like ours so they need to eat all the time.
So, pretty much like our kids?
Not if you ask them!LOL, worse. Mandarins actually require it. Kids are just bored.
HER: you suckFunny how the kids advice is generally 180 degrees from good parenting. I love when they try to use logic to convince me.
DAUGHTER: “I need my phone in my room while I am sleeping. What if I have to go to the bathroom and need a flashlight!”
ME: “Um, use the light switch?“