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05-04-2012, 10:56 PM
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Everybody has an opinion on these fish, but the article that you highlighted was published many years ago and are very outdated. Most of the references are from the 70s through early 90's. The shipping methods were slower, cyanide was still used for capturing them and people didn't understand what the needs of the fish are. That said all fish are better off in the ocean. Many fish have special requirement, like leopard wrasses, copperband butterfly's, dragonettes, even a number of tangs, but so many people buy them without complaints. I really don't like to see these fish in the pet shop and hate it when they sell them to new aquarists. But there really isn't anything I can do myself to help.
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05-04-2012, 11:02 PM
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I've had a few in different tanks over the years and they've always done extremely well.
eat like pigs with no effort to train them to eat. even pick at my arm when im doing stuff in the tank. I'd say the real issue is taking them away from their cleaning duties in the wild and less so that they're hard to keep.
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