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Mandarin Dragonets

Kenkee

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Hi I was wondering if anyone knew of any lfs in the Miami Florida area that sells Mandarin Dragonets? I try to avoid buying fish online when I can but my lfs never seems to have any Mandarins.
 
I know you don't want to order online but I would look into the captive bred Mandarins from Algae Barn. They are hardier and eating frozen before they are shipped. All in all that would be better buying one that you knew you could feed appropriately. : )
 
Are you in miami? I’m in Miami too and there’s a store called SomeThingsFishy and they have a bunch. Reds. Greens.
 
I know you don't want to order online but I would look into the captive bred Mandarins from Algae Barn. They are hardier and eating frozen before they are shipped. All in all that would be better buying one that you knew you could feed appropriately. : )
Feeding won't be much of an issue for me I think, I have a pretty healthy pod population in my tank and refugium but thanks for the advice, I'll take a look at them since I've bought a lot of stuff from them in the past and haven't been disappointed, didn't know they sold mandarins as well lol.
 
Are you in miami? I’m in Miami too and there’s a store called SomeThingsFishy and they have a bunch. Reds. Greens.
Yup Miami! I'll check them out thank you!
 
Hi I was wondering if anyone knew of any lfs in the Miami Florida area that sells Mandarin Dragonets? I try to avoid buying fish online when I can but my lfs never seems to have any Mandarins.
I bought my pair online.
Tank Raise Mandarin Dragonet! Buying fish for the family...OK just me
 

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