All Lions Welcome
- Thread starter whitey
- Start date
aw2
Active Member
Originally Posted by teaggs
That lionfish looks little but that is compared to that eel and he is probably huge in person
The Dragon is over 30" long and as thick as a beer bottle, so compared to her, yeah...the Lion looks small. lol But, you can see how large the Lion was by looking at the Dragon...he was hovering right over the top of her. Also, check out his head/face...you can tell a difference in the bone structure (blockier head), as opposed to younger lions.
That Blue Throat Trigger was 8" long, verified measured out of water and it was closer to the glass than the Lion was.
He was bigger than a basketball, with his pectoral fins spread.
That lionfish looks little but that is compared to that eel and he is probably huge in person
The Dragon is over 30" long and as thick as a beer bottle, so compared to her, yeah...the Lion looks small. lol But, you can see how large the Lion was by looking at the Dragon...he was hovering right over the top of her. Also, check out his head/face...you can tell a difference in the bone structure (blockier head), as opposed to younger lions.
That Blue Throat Trigger was 8" long, verified measured out of water and it was closer to the glass than the Lion was.
He was bigger than a basketball, with his pectoral fins spread.
S
surfinusa
Guest
aw2 awesome clown trigger and the lion is awesome too
hooktonfsh
Member
This is ours! "Leo".
lion_crazz
Active Member
Originally Posted by Drewsta
My tank size will be fine for now, I am in the process of building a cafe and i'm putting a 250G+ tank in there that is where the lion will end up. As for the live feeder fish I just got my lion about 5 days ago and i'm just making sure he eats and he is eating frozen krill if you read my post
Just wanted to clear something up for anyone who could be reading. Feeding your saltwater fish any kind of freshwater feeder fish can cause fatty liver disease, regardless of whatever else you are feeding as well. Never feed freshwater feederfish to your fish.
With that said, here is my fuzzy dwarf.
reef diver
Active Member
would a antennata lion be ok with two highfin gobies, 2 clownfish, 1 algae blenny?
I am planning on adding tons of feedershrimp to keep it satisfied until i can wean it to prepared foods, or will it eatall my fish?
p.s. I read the article above and it said that the antennata lion prefers shrimp over fish
I am planning on adding tons of feedershrimp to keep it satisfied until i can wean it to prepared foods, or will it eatall my fish?
p.s. I read the article above and it said that the antennata lion prefers shrimp over fish
reeffreak9
Member
Here is my fuzzy. (Mufassa)
whyamisofl
Active Member
anymore radiata's??
teaggs
Member
Originally Posted by AW2
Here are a few pics of my 15" Volitan:
*sorry about the flash, in the last one*
*disclaimer* - I'm sure I'll be asked questions about the Volitan and the Clown Trigger, in the same tank. I do not recommend this. The Clown was much smaller than it appears in that pic and was not in the tank for very long. I did not, however, have ANY problem with the 8" Blue Throat Trigger that was in the tank, which was kept with the Volitan for a very long period of time.*disclaimer*
What kind of hermit is that in the pic
Here are a few pics of my 15" Volitan:
*sorry about the flash, in the last one*
*disclaimer* - I'm sure I'll be asked questions about the Volitan and the Clown Trigger, in the same tank. I do not recommend this. The Clown was much smaller than it appears in that pic and was not in the tank for very long. I did not, however, have ANY problem with the 8" Blue Throat Trigger that was in the tank, which was kept with the Volitan for a very long period of time.*disclaimer*
What kind of hermit is that in the pic