aquaknight
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Originally Posted by Kevin34
http:///forum/post/2906169
so I am guessing their care is along the lines of a leopard wrasse? getting them to eat is the hard part? not so much disease?
I wouldn't quite say that. The big one did eat in QT and at the LFS. The tiny one was too good of a find IMO to pass up, as he didn't eat at the LFS. It's just something that eventually stressed him in my display (and no, it wasn't the guy in my avatary, he could have cared less).
But it's more about each specimen, and to be blunt and honest, the luck of the draw. Some people have Potter's that are brutes and do great, other's never seem to adjust.
http:///forum/post/2906169
so I am guessing their care is along the lines of a leopard wrasse? getting them to eat is the hard part? not so much disease?
I wouldn't quite say that. The big one did eat in QT and at the LFS. The tiny one was too good of a find IMO to pass up, as he didn't eat at the LFS. It's just something that eventually stressed him in my display (and no, it wasn't the guy in my avatary, he could have cared less).
But it's more about each specimen, and to be blunt and honest, the luck of the draw. Some people have Potter's that are brutes and do great, other's never seem to adjust.
