Mandarin fish help | Reef2Reef
2019年3月30日 · so yesterday I got a mandarin fish about 1.5 inches and chubby My question is how do I tell if he is eating and if he isn’t how can I encourage him to When I put him in yesterday he swam and sat on my clam then perched on a rock, moved into a cave and has barely come out since, he is breathing...
Boost Feeding Efficiency with the Mandarin Dragonet Fish Feeder …
2024年10月15日 · The Mandarin Dragonet Fish Feeder Kit makes feeding your Dragonet simple and effective. Designed with the specific needs of Dragonets in mind, this kit allows you to dispense live food, such as copepods or baby brine shrimp, in a controlled manner. It helps prevent food from dispersing into the water column and ensures your fish can feed more ...
Biota mandarin fish and overflows? | Reef2Reef
2009年6月12日 · I purchased a pair of mandarin fish from Biota last week and the first few days I had them in an acclimation box and wanted to keep them in a few days longer but the male got out so I released them both. They had been eating in the acclimation box and I saw them eating frozen, pellet, freshly hatched BBS and white worms.
Spotted Mandarin Fish Pics | Reef2Reef
2022年6月25日 · Rare fish - Western Mandarin Dragonet. Kruss7; Monday at 2:07 PM; Fish Discussion; Replies 15 Views 437 ...
Mandarin fish and frozen food | Reef2Reef - REEF2REEF Saltwater …
2013年11月5日 · Slowly but SURELY your Mandarin will waste away! They CANNOT survive on frozen or prepared foods alone. Nor is a tank of 20g big enough to sustain a healthy growing Copepod population to feed a Mandarin that eats 100's a day. You will get very tired of feeding your Mandarin 3-4x daily. You cannot skip or forget a meal!
How many copepods for 2 mandarin fish? | Reef2Reef
2019年7月4日 · Mandarin is a really easy fish if you give them the food they need. I have never try to convert or try to feed my mandarin frozen food in my long reefing history but @PaulB have ways he feed his Mandarin. If you are hell bend on keeping the mandarin, look up what he does and try to do it. Good luck. Maybe you got this backward.
Help with mandarin fish- is this normal? | Reef2Reef
2019年11月19日 · Hello, I think I need help with my mandarin fish. I introduced him to my tank about ten days ago and he seemed quite happy, searching for food in the rocks and mostly swimming at the bottom of the tank and hiding among the rocks. Today he seems to be spending most of the time at the surface...
Mandarin Fish, Refugium | Reef2Reef
2020年6月4日 · The reason it is good to have a sump is because it is a place the fish cant hunt the pods. So if you have somewhere that is part of your system but is safe from the fish like maybe in the back of an all in one system that would be better than right into the display tank . Pods are as much fun for the fish as they are nutritious.
POLL - Managing Mandarins: Should Mandarin Gobies be left for …
2024年11月13日 · Mandarinfish, also known as Mandarine Gobies and Mandarine Dragonets, is one of the more striking fish that we keep in our home reefs. Their electric green, blue, and orange distributions make these little guys quite the eye-catching addition. But perhaps their looks shouldn't be the only factor...
Biota Mandarin Dragonet Success | Reef2Reef
2024年11月24日 · I’ve had a biota mandarin goby for about 3 years now. He’s gone from a 30 gallon to a 75 gallon to a 250ish system with a big attached refugium. He definitely is still eating frozen but also gets lots of pods. I see him picking at LRS pretty often and he comes out with the rest of the fish during feeding.