Dwarf lion fish in reef
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journeyman
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I got a fuzzy and a fu Manchu. Once you have them eating, they don't touch anything. One of my favorites in my tank. Tons of personality.
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nereefpat
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I had one for a while in a 90 gallon with soft corals and LPS...about ten years ago.
I got it eating cocktail shrimp from a feeding stick before putting it in my big tank. It snacked on flakes and frozen every day, but I purposely fed it big meaty stuff every couple days. It needs to eat big meals every few days at least to sustain itself.
I got it eating cocktail shrimp from a feeding stick before putting it in my big tank. It snacked on flakes and frozen every day, but I purposely fed it big meaty stuff every couple days. It needs to eat big meals every few days at least to sustain itself.
djryan2000
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journeyman
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Yeah. I also have a melanarus wrasse, mystery wrasse, moyeri wrasse, starry blenny, flame hawk, a pair of ocellaris clowns and an engineer goby.
I used to have a pink streaked wrasse and aurora goby that mysteriously disappeared when I was training the fuzzy lion to eat frozen.
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I used to have a pink streaked wrasse and aurora goby that mysteriously disappeared when I was training the fuzzy lion to eat frozen.
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djryan2000
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I'm surprised they're not expensive meals. I'm setting up a 40B soon and am considering a predator reef.. all the other fish I love are too big!
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journeyman
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Now all the tank mates are too big. Also, once I got them eating frozen they lost interest in their tank mates.
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lionfish300
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I had one in a fish only tank. I had to trade it in. The thing was getting big at a volleyball
