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Chin_Lee
09-26-2007, 11:14 PM
Please provide your experience in this poll:

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died within 0-3 months
died within 4-6 months
died within 7-9 months
died within 10-12 months
died within 13-18 months
died within 19-24 months
died within 2-3 years
died within 3-4 years
died after 5 years +
currently alive 0-6 months
currently alive 7-12 months
currently alive over 1 year
currently alive over 2 years
currently alive over 3 years
currently alive over 4 years
currently alive 5 years +
Psyire
12-04-2007, 03:39 PM
Mine were jumpers...
EmilyB
12-04-2007, 07:38 PM
My three bartletts were doing well, but were the only fish to die in a cucumber accident.
Tom R
12-11-2007, 03:19 AM
I have 7 Anthias. I bought 8 and one died within the first week. The others are doing well are a very nice addition to the tank. I feed my Anthias mini pellets.

Tom R
Murminator
12-11-2007, 04:13 PM
I feed my Anthias mini pellets.

Tom R

Where do you get these? I have a dispar that can't NLS he will not eat flake he will pick at frozen (1 small peice outa 1000) he is slowly wasting away I tried garlic I even crushed the NLS, he will pick at cyclopleese
Tom R
12-11-2007, 04:44 PM
Where do you get these? I have a dispar that can't NLS he will not eat flake he will pick at frozen (1 small peice outa 1000) he is slowly wasting away I tried garlic I even crushed the NLS, he will pick at cyclopleese

I am using Ocean Nutrition pellets. I buy the small pellets. I buy both the Formula one and Formula two and mix them together. When I feed the fish I take only a pinch (maybe 25 or 30 pellets) and sprinkle them into the tank very slowly. I do this twice a day. The fish pick them all up before they hit the bottom. Anthia's will not pick them up off the sand, they only take their food while suspended in the water column.

The feeding of small pellets to Anthia's was a suggestion from Jack at J&L and it has worked very well for more than a year now.

Tom R
Murminator
12-11-2007, 05:42 PM
Thankya :mrgreen: