- Location
- Garden city
I've been adding fish to my 220 and had some luck with certain fish others not so much looking fo ideas on interesting fish that will live in captivity
Ideas for interesting fish with high surviveablity rate??
- Thread starter Mattl22
- Start date
- Location
- Garden city
Looking for sand sifters ATM tried few and so far no luck
- Location
- Queens, NY
damn it, I had a post here, then it wouldn't take it, then I refreshed the page and its gone.
I've caught many blennies and gobies here in Long Island Sound with my net and they all do well by themselves. Even had the mighty 2" sea robin. Trained them onto pellets and introduced them into the main tank. When they were in the observation tank, they were all active, hunting and eating. Once I put them into the main tank, Poof, gone. Every once in a while I'll catch a glimpse of one, under a rock, or in the sand, buried at the center of a pit. They seem to be very secretive when other fish are around. Probably too much competition for space/food to do well.
They seem to need a gentle tank for themselves.
I've caught many blennies and gobies here in Long Island Sound with my net and they all do well by themselves. Even had the mighty 2" sea robin. Trained them onto pellets and introduced them into the main tank. When they were in the observation tank, they were all active, hunting and eating. Once I put them into the main tank, Poof, gone. Every once in a while I'll catch a glimpse of one, under a rock, or in the sand, buried at the center of a pit. They seem to be very secretive when other fish are around. Probably too much competition for space/food to do well.
They seem to need a gentle tank for themselves.
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