Ya know, I do remember seeing one wrestle with a bristle worm once or twice when my pod pop was low. I know I've subsisted on some pretty unappetizing stuff in graduate school when funds were low
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Bingo we have a winner!I've had them for years, let's just put it this way....in my experience, if they eat frozen or freeze dried, it's probably by accident or out of desperation lolfish
Definitely got lots of personality! Quickly becoming one of my favorite fish. He hid for the first few days in QT, but now he is out all the time and even greets me at the glass. LOLSlightly off topic Daniel, but how do you like your gold assessor? I've always wanted to get but never knew anyone that kept them.
Get the captive bred ones (Unique Corals has them and so does LA...I got mine from Unique) they're about half the price of the wild caught ones.That's awesome! I will certainly get one now.
Never keep one, but you recommend is very sound I QT all my fishThey are similar in that they need a large pod population. I've heard you can get them eating frozen, but they still need the pods to graze on all day. For QT, I'd suggest TTM + prazi. You'll want to be sure you have ample pods to feed during QT and it's a good time to try to wean it onto frozen foods if you can.
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I have one small one in my 75. He has been doing great solely on frozen food and pellets. I've had him for well over a month nowDepends on where you get them. Some places have them that eat frozen and some dont.