xabo
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You could place your Nori in a ziplock bag with a slice of bread and that will keep it soft.
When do you Feed Nori?
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You could place your Nori in a ziplock bag with a slice of bread and that will keep it soft.
I use a clip with nori folded up tightly on it.
I hate to say it but that clown tang will eventually get evil and hurt or kill other fish in your tank so have a backup plan for it. They are beautiful fish but are extremely territorial and will cut other fish apart without abandon, their Caudal spine gets pretty nasty. I've tried a couple of them over the years and they eventualy start to go on a rampage. I had a clown fish that was nearly cut in half by one I had.
I hate to say it but that clown tang will eventually get evil and hurt or kill other fish in your tank so have a backup plan for it. They are beautiful fish but are extremely territorial and will cut other fish apart without abandon, their Caudal spine gets pretty nasty. I've tried a couple of them over the years and they eventualy start to go on a rampage. I had a clown fish that was nearly cut in half by one I had.
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Dilan Patel
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Hes real easy to catch if he becomes problomatic. Anywhere I put food...Trap he goes in to get it lol.
4FordFamily
Tang, Angel, and Wrasse Nerd!
In the morning so that the tangs can finish it all before the lights go out (graze for about 65-75% of the day)
don_chuwish
Smells something fishy
My hippo would never eat nori from a clip or even large chunks floating around - I had to break it up into tiny pieces to resemble flake food. But that changed dramatically the past two days. Being housed with a ravenous Rabbit who eats nori sheets like a paper shredder has taught the hippo that it’s a good thing.
