Wally.B
Active member
Yes. Someone posted on my old thread when I was going to get a school that at the end I would only have 1 Blue Green left.
It's appears to be true, even though someone else said, "so long as I introduce them all at once, and same size", which I did.
Oh well, it was nice while I had them. Especially when I had 6 and they would school/swim together in the current. Very impressive.
But after having them for a while, I learned that they are "STUPID" fish.
They can't learn new feeding habits. I tried to feed them 3-4 times a day, by adding pellets and variety of foods. If I didn't feed in feeder they would let food float away.
If I added pellets they would ignore (after weeks of trying). Even my Algae Blenny learned to eat meat pellets. They would not. (only flake and frozen, and only specific times of day. Weird)
At least I rescued one, which was so weak he swam into my net.
I put him in QT for a couple of weeks, and then into my SPS tank.
He is doing well, and we named him "George the II" since he got a 2nd life.
It's appears to be true, even though someone else said, "so long as I introduce them all at once, and same size", which I did.
Oh well, it was nice while I had them. Especially when I had 6 and they would school/swim together in the current. Very impressive.
But after having them for a while, I learned that they are "STUPID" fish.
They can't learn new feeding habits. I tried to feed them 3-4 times a day, by adding pellets and variety of foods. If I didn't feed in feeder they would let food float away.
If I added pellets they would ignore (after weeks of trying). Even my Algae Blenny learned to eat meat pellets. They would not. (only flake and frozen, and only specific times of day. Weird)
At least I rescued one, which was so weak he swam into my net.
I put him in QT for a couple of weeks, and then into my SPS tank.
He is doing well, and we named him "George the II" since he got a 2nd life.