Rapide
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I'm getting a Dendrochirus zebra (Zebra lionfish) next week and planning to add a moray eel soon.
My dream would be to get a Rhinomuraena quaesita, but maybe I'll go for the Echidna nebulosa or Gymnomuraena zebra.
How have these guys been behaving lately? Any fishes missing?
I'm actually not that worried for my fishes as I am for my shrimps and other small inhabitants...
Till now I've only had mostly herbivorous fishes, such as tangs, and the only "aggressive" fish I have is the Acanthurus sohal.
Are any small fishes prone to nip on the lionfish's fins?
I have one Chrysiptera parasema and Gobiodon okinawae, and those are the only two I could imagine were stupid enough
What about the moray eel? What would be the best choise?
I have heard/been reading that the Rhinomuraena is quite selective a fish when it comes to eating, and is often dead in a matter of weeks! True?
I don't want to watch my fish die because of malnutrition - or no-nutrition!
Any advise is welcome. As I said, the lionfish is coming in a week, and I'm going to take a look at it today.
My dream would be to get a Rhinomuraena quaesita, but maybe I'll go for the Echidna nebulosa or Gymnomuraena zebra.
How have these guys been behaving lately? Any fishes missing?
I'm actually not that worried for my fishes as I am for my shrimps and other small inhabitants...
Till now I've only had mostly herbivorous fishes, such as tangs, and the only "aggressive" fish I have is the Acanthurus sohal.
Are any small fishes prone to nip on the lionfish's fins?
I have one Chrysiptera parasema and Gobiodon okinawae, and those are the only two I could imagine were stupid enough
What about the moray eel? What would be the best choise?
I have heard/been reading that the Rhinomuraena is quite selective a fish when it comes to eating, and is often dead in a matter of weeks! True?
I don't want to watch my fish die because of malnutrition - or no-nutrition!
Any advise is welcome. As I said, the lionfish is coming in a week, and I'm going to take a look at it today.
