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![]() If you're really concerned about making sure they have enough food we have had good success getting them to take blood worms and live brine shrimp.
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![]() This article has some very interesting information about the complex spawning ritual ( and you thought it was difficult just getting a date for Saturday night); it also talks a bit about how the annual harvesting of 40 million reef fish from the ocean could upset the balance of `things'.
I realize that this thread was started in 2006, but I felt this was an appropriate place to put this post and link. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...darinfish.html |
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![]() At least they are easily sexed, as compared with many other fish. As mentioned, food, would be a major concern. I thought I once seen a good article on one of the online mags, but without searching, dont remember which month it was.
charlesr1958, Welcome to Canreef. I never knew you were a member on Canreef, until now. Its great to see you here. Although not a member on MD, I read it always, esp. following some of your threads. A unique approach to keeping reef aquariums. Very natural looking. And a great website. ![]() anyways, enough of topic, back to the mandarins.
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Doug Last edited by Doug; 01-20-2008 at 02:09 PM. |
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