Snowflake over chainlink?

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I've got an interesting twist, my LFS didn't have my typical food for about 1.5 weeks, went to feeding clams since that's what they had. Well now all he wants is clams and refuses everything else. Anyone else have this happen?
Yeah from what I understand fish go crazy for clams. Clams are more nutritious and therefore more tasty. Plus there's the whole deal about them not being able to eat clams often naturally. A little bit off topic, but I know that ducks by a pond at a nearby pond go crazy for cracked open acorns if you try feeding it to them, so perhaps there might be something like that involved as well?
 
I guess I'm gonna derail this a little bit by asking whether any of those three: zebra/snowflake/chainlink eel would be compatible with, say, an epaulette shark?
I think all 3 will work fine, I've a friend who keeps a Coral Cat Shark and Bamboo Shark with an Indian Mud Moray for quite some time with no harm, and IMM eels don't really have much girth just grow longer
 
I think all 3 will work fine, I've a friend who keeps a Coral Cat Shark and Bamboo Shark with an Indian Mud Moray for quite some time with no harm, and IMM eels don't really have much girth just grow longer
I've just heard that morays and sharks might tear eachother apart eventually. I guess I don't have to give up on a moray then :D
 

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