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The problem is not just the size of tank required or the attention given to feeding by a devoted reefer. The problem is that the feeding requirements for this species are unknown with the result that they eventually die in reefers tanks even though they are given the best of care. If a experienced reefer, devoted to experimenting with various specialty type foods (almost a scientist) wants to keep one, go for it. Sadly, some hobbyists though well intentioned, hope that they are the one who can successfully keep them and they too fail. For that reason, IMO they are best left in the ocean until their feeding requirements become know through science and the efforts of experts. |