my new baby... AKA The Café

[Nate Chalk]

I hear some people cuddle them with their hands. Risk I won’t take though if I get one.

though i think imma get a second yellow fox face because i need something yellow, and the other is nice and gentle

 

[Petcrazyson]

though i think imma get a second yellow fox face because i need something yellow, and the other is nice and gentle

Lo or regular? Personally regular looks better with a “cleaner“ body

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

Oh… the drip line earlier…

Their bellies were very sunken in when they showed up so I did not leave in the acclimation box long. Wanted them to get into the rocks and start hunting pods…they are moving about and exploring so that is a good sign…fingers crossed they plump up soon.

Were they eating for you in the box?

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

Hoping they become a pair

I hope it works out. I think my last pairing, the male was too close to the size of the female. She was maybe an eighth inch shorter, and killed him.

 

[DonTavo27]

Spring Has Sprung, And I Smell the Flowers Baby!

Come On Beastie BloomZ!

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

Spring Has Sprung, And I Smell the Flowers Baby!

Come On Beastie BloomZ!

When you grab the light, remember to give you a 4-in, 90° elbow. When you mount the snail fan and carbon filter, the 90 helps it a swirl air through the plant. It should help thicken up that stalk some also.

 

[DonTavo27]

When you grab the light, remember to give you a 4-in, 90° elbow. When you mount the snail fan and carbon filter, the 90 helps it a swirl air through the plant. It should help thicken up that stalk some also.

For sure! I’ll see you later today….

 

[Scratch08]

Were they eating for you in the box?

I shot a small amount of artic pods in and they went for them… I could not tell if they actually ate them or not… the female seemed to be a little more lethargic than the male, so I’m more concerned with it not making it…

 

[rmorris_14]

I hope it works out. I think my last pairing, the male was too close to the size of the female. She was maybe an eighth inch shorter, and killed him.

Or maybe he said something he shouldn’t have said.

 

[fishguy242]

Good morning all...

 

[StatelineReefer]

Good morning all...

 

[StatelineReefer]

I swear to Bob Coralvue is letting me down more and more these days.

Ordered a pump and a skimmer last week... still haven't shipped.

 

[Alfie]

Oh… the drip line earlier…

Their bellies were very sunken in when they showed up so I did not leave in the acclimation box long. Wanted them to get into the rocks and start hunting pods…they are moving about and exploring so that is a good sign…fingers crossed they plump up soon.

Such beautiful fish. I had a pair, lost the male after a couple of years but the female kept going for 6. I would love to get another pair

 

[revhtree]

Soo sick of this crap !! doesn't change, my push works on and off without me changing anything
better part of a week or so now , really aggravating !! Never happened before ??

have not touched , worked yesterday, earlier today, NOT now...been doing it for days......

Have a great day all...

If you have an iphone push notifications are not supported and this is because apple IOS doesn't allow it unless it's through an actual app which R2R isn't....yet anyway. If you look at this option on your iphone it will show that it "is not supported" but if you look at it on your laptop or PC it will allow you to enable or disable it. That's because push notifications to your browser is supported. But again it will not work via an iphone. Android devices will work. So you can have the notifications on your computer or android device, but NOT on your iphone. Hope this helps!

 

[N1tew0lf1212]

Good morning everyone hope all is well....whats everyone up to today anything fun and exciting....more stand work tonight then gonna need a trip to the lumbar yard to grab the rest....

 

[ReefEco]

Pretty Mandarins - are those wild or did you go with the captive bred from Biota?

 

[fishguy242]

If you have an iphone push notifications are not supported and this is because apple IOS doesn't allow it unless it's through an actual app which R2R isn't....yet anyway. If you look at this option on your iphone it will show that it "is not supported" but if you look at it on your laptop or PC it will allow you to enable or disable it. That's because push notifications to your browser is supported. But again it will not work via an iphone. Android devices will work. So you can have the notifications on your computer or android device, but NOT on your iphone. Hope this helps!

No I phone ,have android phone, have them on ,on phone but do not use for r2r
not letting me change on computer in preferences

 

[Goaway]

I shot a small amount of artic pods in and they went for them… I could not tell if they actually ate them or not… the female seemed to be a little more lethargic than the male, so I’m more concerned with it not making it…

Sadly, I doubt she will recover if not eating pellets. I had one shipped with severe sunken belly. No amount of pods helped and she passed in 3 days.

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

Sadly, I doubt she will recover if not eating pellets. I had one shipped with severe sunken belly. No amount of pods helped and she passed in 3 days.

I'd say it's a little early to make that call. I've had a lot of fish, mandarins included come in looking very skinny from a long period of travel.

With wild caught adults, not eating pellets immediately is almost guarantee. They have no idea what it is. Mysis and Brine are usually the first things they will take to.

 

[Eagle_Steve]

I'd say it's a little early to make that call. I've had a lot of fish, mandarins included come in looking very skinny from a long period of travel.

With wild caught adults, not eating pellets immediately is almost guarantee. They have no idea what it is. Mysis and Brine are usually the first things they will take to.

I like to use @Paul B feeder he came up with for pod eating fish that do not look so great. It works wonders and makes it "easier" to "hunt". By that I mean they still have to peck and such, but in a small area. Keeps it a little more natural until they settle in and fatten up.