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MCC 05-06-2009 09:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Fox (Post 418277)
Sorry for the hijack but do you mind telling me what a pod is? I have many of what I would call pods ,They are cream in color and had no idea what they were as my tank is relatively new (started it late December). I have noticed little critters living in my filter and I presume thats what the Manderine goby would be eating in an established tank...I would really like to get an MG and if these are the pods that host these critters I would be very happy!

Cheers!

Your tank might be too small.. and too young to keep a healthy pod population...you may see some now..and think there are lots... but once you get the mandarin goby...it will clear out your pod population in couple weeks... then it will start to starve....

to keep a mandarin really good and long, you need to train it to eat frozen foods, and can't rely on pod population

RSM 05-06-2009 11:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MCC (Post 418319)
Your tank might be too small.. and too young to keep a healthy pod population...you may see some now..and think there are lots... but once you get the mandarin goby...it will clear out your pod population in couple weeks... then it will start to starve....

to keep a mandarin really good and long, you need to train it to eat frozen foods, and can't rely on pod population

I agree,they also are eating ARCTI-PODS.

I would not aquire this fish just to try it or because they are so beautiful. Be patient.

Fox 05-06-2009 11:50 PM

Oh Ya I am not looking at getting one right away...In fact I was given a 75 gal tank with all the fixin's so I am looking at upgrading to that puppy...but not for a bit...I was just curious if those pods were growing those little critters or if they were an upcoming coral of some kind...again sorry for the hijack...

Free bump!

Cheers!

RSM 05-07-2009 12:02 AM

No worries, have fun upgrading!


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