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they are good. they clean the tank.

one mandarin eats thousands of copepods a day. and they will only eat certain sized ones. even people who have huge thriving tanks need to replenish them.

150g is the recommended size with 50g being the lowest people get away with. really this fish needs 100g+ year old tank full of pods and refugium. ora would be the way to go since you can suppliment their diet. there are much easier fish that are just as cool such as blennies and gobies.

in my experience, if you want to go fast, go slow.

Quote: Longnose Hawkfish (not reefsafe?) purple dottyback semi aggressive flame angel, coral beauty, koran angel, queen angel or bi color- one of these (not reefsafe?) sixline wrasse semi aggressive, not invert safe 2 Banggai Cardinal, mated pair 2 helfrichi Firefish Goby, mated pair shrimps...

you can also put food on the rocks so they have to scrape. clams on the half shell is good too.

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he'd probably use the tunnels but he still may dig some.

limpid, i am glad to hear you are making a responsible choice.

which tube worm? most are as hard to keep as anemones. besides regular feather dusters.

bb needs to be siphoned all the time.

he looks like the harmless kind. keep watch

i've heard hawks will kill shrimp much bigger than them

its simple to get a mated pair. go to lfs. go to tank, see two clowns hanging out together. one a little larger than the other. the smaller one shivering next to the bigger one to show submission. that is a mated pair.

Hey guys i was wondering if i could i keep scarlet hermits with pepermint shrimp a firefish and a clownfish without any deaths of livestock? hermits will kill eachother and the scarlet gets 2x bigger than the blue leg. peppermints may kill coral and other shrimp including other peppermints...

a lot of people order them from ora and still they only eat pods.

a lot of people order them straight from ora and they don't eat anything but pods.

most ora's will not eat prepared foods. do a search. even if they do u would have to feed them constantly to keep their weight up. only a 150g tank thats been running perfect for years would produce enough pods for 1 fish. they eat thousands a day, and only certain sized ones.

lots of ora's won't eat prepared foods either. do a search. i've never seen an ora at a store.