And if that happens to be your thing.. (yuk), some reading material for ya:
Bailey, T.G. and D.R. Robertson. 1982b. Organic and caloric levels of fish feces in relation to its consumption by coprophagous reef fishes. Marine Biology 69:45-50. Download
Robertson, D.R. 1982a. Fish feces as fish food on a Pacific coral reef. Marine Ecology Progress Series 7:253-265. Download
If you take into account that only about 30% of what the fishes originally eats is actually digested and 70% excretd then you can assume that the fish is actually having a healthy snack
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6621059#post6621059 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by original-reefland Big word of the day.. "coprophagous".
And if that happens to be your thing.. (yuk), some reading material for ya:
Bailey, T.G. and D.R. Robertson. 1982b. Organic and caloric levels of fish feces in relation to its consumption by coprophagous reef fishes. Marine Biology 69:45-50. Download
Robertson, D.R. 1982a. Fish feces as fish food on a Pacific coral reef. Marine Ecology Progress Series 7:253-265. Download
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