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![]() ![]() ![]() I like using the frag tank as I feel it's very stable and it allows easy access to them. Eventually they will be moved to a 90gallon custom tank. Quote:
They will max out at 3-4" ![]() That's the 90 they will be going in. Probably 6-8 adults. Here is a couple videos of my last adult which recently died http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNV-oOc7NSw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGUGKLX1Ibw in the second video you see him change colour and texture. |
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![]() that is really cool, i recently had 4 cuttlefish eggs, and i raised them up to about a month, and right from when they hatched i fed them only cyclop-eeze, and they did just fine, just an idea if you cant seem to get ahold of live food, i also did the breeder net idea, and had it floating in a 45 gallon reef tank, worked out really well.
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![]() Very cool video's. On average how long do they live for? I remember hearing that they generally don't live very long.
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One more fish should be ok?, right!!! ![]() |
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If they had a 2-3 year lifespan I'd like them a lot more. I can't see myself keeping them for more then a few years tops. When they're babies they're just so much work. When they are adults they are very neat and a lot easier to take care of. The first few weeks are what's hard and paying overnight shipping for box after box of live mysids! |