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Looking for a new fish plz help


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    I know they used to be $50 and people realized that was too much
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    MizTanks - Reefkeeper
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    That is all you know about these fish?!!! <sigh>
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    Do fill me in...I'd like to know more seems my LFS didn't tell me anything.
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    MizTanks - Reefkeeper
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    What did your LFS tell you about feeding it?
    They require a massive amount of Copepods, a tank big enough to sustain such a population. Dragonets eat at least 16hrs a day. Continually hunting among the rock/substrate for these lil bugs.
    They can be trained to eat certain types of prepared foods but this is very time consuming and not always successful. Still they would need Copepods to survive and thrive.
    A slow moving fish it does not compete well for its food source. So other like fish are not recommended.
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    I knew about not putting similar fish with it. I have a red sea 250 with a retrofit steves LED'S kit.
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