What in the world is BTLDreef up to now?!?
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3/$90, which for NY, is untouchable, especially if they're already eating frozen. They had about 200 of them, but the line of people buying them once word got out was insane and I'm sure by tomorrow he'll have none left. He moves his stuff incredibly fast, so I had to jump on it. One woman literally bought 27 of them.
They're in the 14G for now. I can't decide between putting them in the 30T or the 35 Hex, so that decision still needs to be made. They're only about 2" from tip of tail to top of head and the woman that breeds these guys said the 14 would be fine for them for a few months. It's going in the corner of my living room, so I'm kind of leaning towards the 35 Hex, just because it's a "cool" design, but I'm not sure.
Nothing else is in there will them except a snail and a hermit. They eat right out of the water column, it's crazy. The person who raised them never used a feeding station to get them to eat. And they eat like little piggies. Once they go in a larger tank, I will probably put my female Bristletooth Filefish in there, since her man doesn't seem to want to be with her in the 180 :-(
BTW, they're H. kuda.
They're in the 14G for now. I can't decide between putting them in the 30T or the 35 Hex, so that decision still needs to be made. They're only about 2" from tip of tail to top of head and the woman that breeds these guys said the 14 would be fine for them for a few months. It's going in the corner of my living room, so I'm kind of leaning towards the 35 Hex, just because it's a "cool" design, but I'm not sure.
Nothing else is in there will them except a snail and a hermit. They eat right out of the water column, it's crazy. The person who raised them never used a feeding station to get them to eat. And they eat like little piggies. Once they go in a larger tank, I will probably put my female Bristletooth Filefish in there, since her man doesn't seem to want to be with her in the 180 :-(
BTW, they're H. kuda.
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siptang
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Holy moly... I always wanted one but always was hesitant on getting them because of their frailty.
i will keep watching yours and take notes before I take a dive on it.
i will keep watching yours and take notes before I take a dive on it.
flower
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Originally Posted by BTLDreef http:///forum/thread/386609/what-in-the-world-is-btldreef-up-to-now#post_3396730
3/$90, which for NY, is untouchable, especially if they're already eating frozen. They had about 200 of them, but the line of people buying them once word got out was insane and I'm sure by tomorrow he'll have none left. He moves his stuff incredibly fast, so I had to jump on it. One woman literally bought 27 of them.
They're in the 14G for now. I can't decide between putting them in the 30T or the 35 Hex, so that decision still needs to be made. They're only about 2" from tip of tail to top of head and the woman that breeds these guys said the 14 would be fine for them for a few months. It's going in the corner of my living room, so I'm kind of leaning towards the 35 Hex, just because it's a "cool" design, but I'm not sure.
Nothing else is in there will them except a snail and a hermit. They eat right out of the water column, it's crazy. The person who raised them never used a feeding station to get them to eat. And they eat like little piggies. Once they go in a larger tank, I will probably put my female Bristletooth Filefish in there, since her man doesn't seem to want to be with her in the 180 :-(
BTW, they're H. kuda.
Good deal!
I heard Kuda were very ticky on temp changes....they are beautiful.
Originally Posted by BTLDreef http:///forum/thread/386609/what-in-the-world-is-btldreef-up-to-now#post_3396730
3/$90, which for NY, is untouchable, especially if they're already eating frozen. They had about 200 of them, but the line of people buying them once word got out was insane and I'm sure by tomorrow he'll have none left. He moves his stuff incredibly fast, so I had to jump on it. One woman literally bought 27 of them.
They're in the 14G for now. I can't decide between putting them in the 30T or the 35 Hex, so that decision still needs to be made. They're only about 2" from tip of tail to top of head and the woman that breeds these guys said the 14 would be fine for them for a few months. It's going in the corner of my living room, so I'm kind of leaning towards the 35 Hex, just because it's a "cool" design, but I'm not sure.
Nothing else is in there will them except a snail and a hermit. They eat right out of the water column, it's crazy. The person who raised them never used a feeding station to get them to eat. And they eat like little piggies. Once they go in a larger tank, I will probably put my female Bristletooth Filefish in there, since her man doesn't seem to want to be with her in the 180 :-(
BTW, they're H. kuda.
Good deal!
btldreef
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Is it wrong that I find these guys so much more interesting that my reef right now? Lol
Last night, while planting some more macro for them, the one that I think might be a male kept trying to hitch to my fingers. It was very, very cool! My poor Blonde Naso is going to be so jealous! Haha
Last night, while planting some more macro for them, the one that I think might be a male kept trying to hitch to my fingers. It was very, very cool! My poor Blonde Naso is going to be so jealous! Haha
