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05-04-2012, 02:36 AM
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I'm afraid I may have done the same thing. I saw one is a friend reef and bought one for mine. He eats like crazy...I feed twice a day, but he keeps getting skinnier.
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05-04-2012, 02:38 AM
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They have been known to survive for quite some time. Unless they aren't eating, they should do ok. Don't let the body shape fool you.
A well balanced and mixed diet should do him fine
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05-05-2012, 12:02 AM
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Mine is fat as can be. I have it for about 4 months now and he's grown a lot and he is getting fat. The thing is, I feed it live white worms and he loves thoses. I think that's what really keep him healthy and fat.
He's in top shape and eats anything. I feed it mysis which he has problem eating but eats some bits, I also feed it frozen cyclopeeze, caplan eggs (fish roe) and live white worms. With this diet he has grown quite a bit in a few months and has keep gaining weight. I feed it twice per day. None of my fish need it because they don't have any parasite and don't accept being cleaned by it, but he's got enough good food it seems. Quote:
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