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03-21-2006, 07:07 PM
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I've kept a few mandarins in a BIG tank. The longest has lived about three years. And they eat a lot more than pods. In fact, I never really saw mine eat a pod. Pods move pretty freaking fast. He ate a lot of minute somethings from the rock, and definitely ate worms from the sandbed. You will notice fishbase has absolutely no information on the natural diet of mandarin dragonets.
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