pipefish in my biocube?
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reef_dart21
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i wouldnt keep no pipefish in a biocube with that many fish
(edit) also seahorses cant be housed with any coral with sweeper tenetacles (such as ur frogspawn)
(edit) also seahorses cant be housed with any coral with sweeper tenetacles (such as ur frogspawn)
atlantis16
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Originally Posted by TeresaQ
http:///forum/post/2527653
no not really better, would be your preferance. just as long as tank is at least 18 to 20 inch tall.
T
shouldnt seahorses have a specific tank just for them?
http:///forum/post/2527653
no not really better, would be your preferance. just as long as tank is at least 18 to 20 inch tall.
T
shouldnt seahorses have a specific tank just for them?
jmick
Active Member
Originally Posted by zeke92
http:///forum/post/2528185
if you want a $30+ supper for your RBTA then yeah as pipefish would work for a day or so...
I have my pipefish in my tank with a very large RBTA and a large Rock/Flower Anenome and it's just fine. IMO, it's a fairly strong swimmer...deceptively so.
http:///forum/post/2528185
if you want a $30+ supper for your RBTA then yeah as pipefish would work for a day or so...
I have my pipefish in my tank with a very large RBTA and a large Rock/Flower Anenome and it's just fine. IMO, it's a fairly strong swimmer...deceptively so.
reef_dart21
Member
Originally Posted by Jmick
http:///forum/post/2528923
I have my pipefish in my tank with a very large RBTA and a large Rock/Flower Anenome and it's just fine. IMO, it's a fairly strong swimmer...deceptively so.
jmick u have a VERY large tank that the pipefish will/can avoid the anemonees
now he want a biocube in which the anemonee will take up most of the space even if it doesnt kill it at first(including yours) your pipefish WILL die to it.............you are just able to dely the inevatable
http:///forum/post/2528923
I have my pipefish in my tank with a very large RBTA and a large Rock/Flower Anenome and it's just fine. IMO, it's a fairly strong swimmer...deceptively so.
jmick u have a VERY large tank that the pipefish will/can avoid the anemonees
now he want a biocube in which the anemonee will take up most of the space even if it doesnt kill it at first(including yours) your pipefish WILL die to it.............you are just able to dely the inevatable
jmick
Active Member
Originally Posted by Reef_Dart21
http:///forum/post/2528938
jmick u have a VERY large tank that the pipefish will/can avoid the anemonees
now he want a biocube in which the anemonee will take up most of the space even if it doesnt kill it at first(including yours) your pipefish WILL die to it.............you are just able to dely the inevatable
Agreed, in the biocube it's more likely that it could become anemone food. I stress, these animals are better/stronger swimmers then seahorses and can more easily avoid stinging corals and anemones. My pipefish has a couple of feeding stations it hangs at and tends to avoid the areas where I have my anemones. In fact, if this one continues to do well I plan on adding another.
http:///forum/post/2528938
jmick u have a VERY large tank that the pipefish will/can avoid the anemonees
now he want a biocube in which the anemonee will take up most of the space even if it doesnt kill it at first(including yours) your pipefish WILL die to it.............you are just able to dely the inevatable
Agreed, in the biocube it's more likely that it could become anemone food. I stress, these animals are better/stronger swimmers then seahorses and can more easily avoid stinging corals and anemones. My pipefish has a couple of feeding stations it hangs at and tends to avoid the areas where I have my anemones. In fact, if this one continues to do well I plan on adding another.