new lion!
- Thread starter luv4reef
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lions n nd
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if he's fed correctly he'll outgrow in 6-12 months
my lion in a 210 about 14"
congrats and start looking for a bigger tank:happy:
my lion in a 210 about 14"
congrats and start looking for a bigger tank:happy:
luv4reef
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Thanks, We quickly relized we will soon need a bigger tank, at least I can start a reef in the old one!
Also I have a quick question...My lion and puffer were introduced to the new tnk saturday and they still have not eaten but seem to want to eat, the store said they were fed frozen & I have tried the garlic too, any advice on what to do & should I be this concerned?
Thanks again!
Also I have a quick question...My lion and puffer were introduced to the new tnk saturday and they still have not eaten but seem to want to eat, the store said they were fed frozen & I have tried the garlic too, any advice on what to do & should I be this concerned?
Thanks again!
phillyfish
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chandler04
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You can try wiggling the frozen shrimp at the top of the water so he senses the movement, then when it gets his attention, let it go. Or, put it in front of a powerhead and let it fly, lol. As long as it wiggle a little, it will seem live enough. I feed mine silversides, frozen. I just wiggle em by the tail in the water, and he loves em. Hes still kinda small, but growing fast. Also, my philosophy on Lions, is that they may get large, but they really dont swim around that much. So, I think they should be okay in a tank by your own judgement. Trust yer judgement, lol, cuz they realy DO just float around. K, good luck with the fish.
leopard_babe
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What kind of lion is that? It looks like it is a different variation, because of the oragnish colors. Do you know? I always wanted a lion, but I never had a big enough tank. When I did get a bigger tank I opt for a sting ray instead. I like the black lions, but that one is just beautiful.