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![]() If your set on anthias and that multiple feeding thing turns out to be true you could always invest a few dollars in an automatic fish feeder.
Chromis are amusing, kind of dumb though. I find that they school best when they are approximately the same size. I have some monster chromis, medium sized ones, and 1 really tiny one. The monster chromis make their own shoal and the rest make a second. |
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![]() The bartletts are awesome, numbers can matter.
I bought five, lost one immediately, and of the remaining four, one became the shadow male and subsequently had it's eyes taken out by the dominant male. ![]() It lived out it's life in the rockwork, never wanting to give up the quest. I lost all the anthias in a cucumber incident, they were the only ones to go. ![]() I fed them as much as my other fish got. That was twice a day as a rule.
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![]() I do like the sounds of the anthia, but I do only feed my fish twice a day. Unless they wouldn't mind eating at 6 a.m. 4 p.m. and then 9 p.m. when only the moon lights are on.
I hope mine all keep their eyes intact!
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