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08-24-2009, 02:50 AM
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well i did a serious waterchange and cold water top off. re aquascaped the whole tank( because i destroyed it tryin to get a pleco out. )
i have recently read that they will be more likely to breed in larger numbers. i have a total of 5. they were wid caught in india and ony 5 of the 9 i bought survived. (i did get refunded) as none of them would take to anything. as of now the 2 year + period they will only eat daphnia and nls pellets. i still try flake blood worms brine someties but they will ony pic at mysis. they do however LOVE live brine. i recently came accross this page and found it to be more informative than most. http://www.seriouslyfish.com/profile...nisonii&id=177 Yes they are also more commenly called roseline sharks, red flash sharks,
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