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View Poll Results: After reading this article, do you think it is possible to keep a mandarin in a Nano. | |||
Yes, it is possible, with diligence. |
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9 | 19.57% |
Rarely, most aquarists will not be able to. |
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21 | 45.65% |
No. |
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15 | 32.61% |
Indifferent. |
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1 | 2.17% |
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![]() My blue pair (m&f) eat something that I can't see that is growing on the rock all day long. I too have not actually seen them eat what I would call "pods". However, they eat a lot and are looking healthy and whatever it is they are consuming often creates a smoke-like puff from their gills when they chew it. The article author said his eats once every 3 minutes, I would say with mine it seems more like every 20-30 seconds depending on where in the tank they are.
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