I really need to learn to say no at my LFS!

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Wow, hey that's a fish I've always wanted. Always!
Jay Hemdal recently listed fish with a bad track record in captivity. Scorps were not on the list even though they don't have a great track record. Anglers were on the list with the cause of death fatty liver disease. I realize anglers are not scorps but your scorp and anglers have similar feeding habits. What I'm getting at is, I wonder if fatty liver disease is common in scorps like yours after being in captivity. If so, would the solution be to keep them a little hungry and only feed the right food? Jay Hemdal might be a good person to reach out to.

Good luck, I love that fish.
 

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A friend ordered sone stuff outta Florida and needed to buy more items for free shipping so he told them to send whatever to meet the price, yep, they sent one of those dudes.
 

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@RC79ATC, congrats on the find! i have admired that fish for many a time online, but just don't have the space for a dedicated tank.

now about that budget struggle ...


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