Yellowtail Tamarin Wrasse
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eatbreakfast
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They are on thesame level of difficulty as leopard wrasses, but they get larger than leopards. They do well in an established reef with plenty of pods and peaceful tankmates.
Reeferdude56
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paulooliveria what have you done to get it to eat? how much do you feed it daily? great pics btw!
MIKE NY
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Beautiful pics of a juvi...I started mine with live Tiger pods and brine and gradually it started to accept larger foods liked chopped mysis etc...it should have a sandbed to help it feel secure and a place to sleep with a tight fitting cover. Mine grew to about 6-7" before I lost it. It jumped knocking off an acyrlic cover.
Paulooliveira
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Reeferdude56 nothing special .. i buy them and on the first 2/3 days only eat mysis and brine shrimp , after this 3 days starts to eat everything , flakes all ... tomorrow i try to do a movie , he eat like a lion , i got lucky with this one ...
i feed them like i feed all my fishes 2 or 3 times but only at the end of the day ...
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i feed them like i feed all my fishes 2 or 3 times but only at the end of the day ...
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Reeferdude56
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When you say this do you mean yours was already eating frozen brine and mysis or yours was eating live and then you got them to eat flakes and frozens?
Reeferdude56
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Cool! might try my luck at one of these guys.
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Reeferdude56
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I already have a mandarin, do you think that having a both in a tank would be a problem because they would compete for pods? my tank is 180 gallons. I try to feed twice a day but usually i only get one in before the lights go out.
Lemoncovereef
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Ehh these are some nice photos I want to get one, but I have a bare bottom too and I was thinking that they wouldn't like it with no sand. glad to hear you're having success with him!Hi all ...
i have one at almost 6 months and nothing to report, eat all , sleep on rocks because i have bare bottom , is a nice and funny fish ...
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