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fishboy091
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I like the deep purple of the coral beauty. How much did you get it for?
mystic7
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Originally Posted by fishboy091
I like the deep purple of the coral beauty. How much did you get it for?
$24.99! And I paid $29.99 for the clown tang. I've been wasting money at a local LFS when I could have been going to Petland all this time. They have a 6" Naso Tang for $49.00 that the LFS is selling for $99.00!
I like the deep purple of the coral beauty. How much did you get it for?
$24.99! And I paid $29.99 for the clown tang. I've been wasting money at a local LFS when I could have been going to Petland all this time. They have a 6" Naso Tang for $49.00 that the LFS is selling for $99.00!
mystic7
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Believe it or not, by extra heavy feedings (I'd just read about that elsewhere on this site), raising the temp to 84* and keeping my salinity at 1.019. He mostly beat it himself, being a 6" adult he's pretty hardy, I just helped him along. Even at his worst he ate like a pig. He'd be hanging upside down, begging his tankmates to pick the parasites off of him, it was pathetic. But as soon as I put food in the tank he went nuts. Took about 4 days and he was back to normal, then my cleaner wrasse picked off what was left of the parasites.
waterpolo
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Originally Posted by mystic7
Believe it or not, by extra heavy feedings (I'd just read about that elsewhere on this site), raising the temp to 84* and keeping my salinity at 1.019. He mostly beat it himself, being a 6" adult he's pretty hardy, I just helped him along. Even at his worst he ate like a pig. He'd be hanging upside down, begging his tankmates to pick the parasites off of him, it was pathetic. But as soon as I put food in the tank he went nuts. Took about 4 days and he was back to normal, then my cleaner wrasse picked off what was left of the parasites.
Good way to do it. :happyfish
Believe it or not, by extra heavy feedings (I'd just read about that elsewhere on this site), raising the temp to 84* and keeping my salinity at 1.019. He mostly beat it himself, being a 6" adult he's pretty hardy, I just helped him along. Even at his worst he ate like a pig. He'd be hanging upside down, begging his tankmates to pick the parasites off of him, it was pathetic. But as soon as I put food in the tank he went nuts. Took about 4 days and he was back to normal, then my cleaner wrasse picked off what was left of the parasites.
Good way to do it. :happyfish