jden092901
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Are these really hard to keep? I have 30 gallon tank with lots of rock, its a new tank so i would wait...but can I keep them in a 30?
mandarin goby..
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mcbdz
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Originally Posted by jden092901
Are these really hard to keep? I have 30 gallon tank with lots of rock, its a new tank so i would wait...but can I keep them in a 30?
Yes.
Need about 100lbs of live rock that is very well established.
I have heard of some people having luck training the little dragnets to eat frozen, but not common.
Are these really hard to keep? I have 30 gallon tank with lots of rock, its a new tank so i would wait...but can I keep them in a 30?
Yes.
Need about 100lbs of live rock that is very well established.
I have heard of some people having luck training the little dragnets to eat frozen, but not common.
renogaw
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it is not impossible, but highly unlikely they will survive long on it, especially when competing for food in a tank with high flow like our tanks will have.
a mandarin jumps all over the rock, then stops... looks at the rock... looks some more... then eats a pod. goes on stops... looks at the rock, etc.
they also can be trained to eat pellet food as well, but what if it doesnt? what if it can't eat frozen? it will be dead after starving to death.
a mandarin jumps all over the rock, then stops... looks at the rock... looks some more... then eats a pod. goes on stops... looks at the rock, etc.
they also can be trained to eat pellet food as well, but what if it doesnt? what if it can't eat frozen? it will be dead after starving to death.
jden092901
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Thats what I thought. Im getting a large tank next april..so in a few years i'll pick one up. For now, im just going to get an orange spotted or a twinspot goby. The Randall's goby is nice too.
