Which one, specifically?It'd technically fit in your tank. Would just need to move scape to accommodate it as it grows and be careful with its Bissal threads if you need to move it
You're advocating Derasa, yes?
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Which one, specifically?It'd technically fit in your tank. Would just need to move scape to accommodate it as it grows and be careful with its Bissal threads if you need to move it
I'd advocate what I can't think said. Derasa or squamous (derasa is probably slightly easier but grows faster). I really wouldn't recommend a Crocea or maxima as a first clamWhich one, specifically?
You're advocating Derasa, yes?
Looking up squamosa, I'm really liking the colors and patterns better than the derasa, so I think that's what I'll try.I'd advocate what I can't think said. Derasa or squamous (derasa is probably slightly easier but grows faster). I really wouldn't recommend a Crocea or maxima as a first clam
The Squamosa is the nicer one IMHO, clams are known for the life they hold under the scutes, Deresa don’t really give that unfortunately as their scutes can be delicate and easily broken (That is if your specimen ever grows them).Looking up squamosa, I'm really liking the colors and patterns better than the derasa, so I think that's what I'll try.
Okay n_nThe Squamosa is the nicer one IMHO, clams are known for the life they hold under the scutes, Deresa don’t really give that unfortunately as their scutes can be delicate and easily broken (That is if your specimen ever grows them).
Squamosa gives you that joy and also stays smaller yes it’s Still over 1’ but still, they likely won’t get to 2’.
Their live aquaria post has them listed as difficult to care for. My guess would be that's finicky eating related. They are also sand sleepers so have a softer sand type. Sand sleeper and fish of that body type are also often regularly jumpers so have a lid. Idk how well they do in captivity in the long termSooo I found this little cutie while surfing a fish shop's site: https://www.jlaquatics.com/marine-fish/curious-wormfish-goby-asia-pacific.html
Think I could possibly fit him? I realize I need to dig up a lot more learning before deciding, but maybe you all know more about it?
If this is what I remember it to be, these guys are predators and tend to pray on fishes slime coatsSooo I found this little cutie while surfing a fish shop's site: https://www.jlaquatics.com/marine-fish/curious-wormfish-goby-asia-pacific.html
Think I could possibly fit him? I realize I need to dig up a lot more learning before deciding, but maybe you all know more about it?
They look a lot like bluestripe fang blennies which are the ones you're talking about I think right? Are they the same thing? If so they really shouldn't be in a tank with other fishIf this is what I remember it to be, these guys are predators and tend to pray on fishes slime coats
That’s the species I was thinking of, they are two separate species but I mixed them up.They look a lot like bluestripe fang blennies which are the ones you're talking about I think right? Are they the same thing? If so they really shouldn't be in a tank with other fish
Weird, neither this site not LiveAquaria says anything about that or them bothering other fish. I'm gonna have to do some digging.If this is what I remember it to be, these guys are predators and tend to pray on fishes slime coats
The fish they were thinking of is a different fish that looks very similar. This one shouldn't do that, but it is still listed as difficultWeird, neither this site not LiveAquaria says anything about that or them bothering other fish. I'm gonna have to do some digging.
The just one more itch is tough. It'll take you months just to get your listed fish into the tank though so reasonableYou know what, I'm being kind of silly. I need to go with my gut and stick to what I've already got here, and MAYBE consider more after I have them.
Unfortunately, it's going to take me months to get to the stocking at all.The just one more itch is tough. It'll take you months just to get your listed fish into the tank though so reasonable