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01-26-2009, 04:42 PM
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nice one.
Glad some reefers have the sense to know when they are past the point of putting in more effort. just out of curiosity, how deep is your sand bed, what kind/size of sand and how long has the whole system you had him in been up and running? I wanted a blue spot, but I've lost 2 yellow heads recently, so I think I better stay away from the 200 dollar version. The next choice for me for a sweet bottom dweller is a mandarin, Therealbigal had 4 at one time in his 50, but he was way more dilligent about adding pods and spot feeding than I could ever be... Just wondering what your specs were t compare to my own in the hopes that I can maintain one without too much extra effort. 
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01-26-2009, 05:14 PM
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I was spot feeding him but my tangs figured it out and would just wait by him at feeding time  I could have tried all kinds of things to keep him but in the end I just felt like he would be better off with someone who had more interest in spending more time with him. I am upgrading to a 200G in a few weeks too and just don't want to have to find him in it and spot feed him or worry about keeping food inside a bottle for him. If you can get one already eating mysis then it should be relatively easy to keep one.
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