Can anyone post yr mandarinfish pic?

[raye007]

Hi everyone,

pls post yr mandarinfish pic if u keep one! Or pics of very rare mandarin/ dragonetfish. I had always wanted to keep a mandarin since I started reefkeeping 3-4 yrs back. Now that I have access to live pods, I decided to start a new tank exclusively for it & slowly train it to feed on frozen food.

Ray

 

[SPC]

Ray, why would you need to see a picture?
Steve

 

[raye007]

Hi Steve,

just want to see how well those that survive in tank fare. I have seen a mandarin in LFS that is too fat. The owner manage to train it to eat frozen & pellet food.

Ray

 

[reefland]

Great fat fish until he jumped onto the center divider under a halide.

 

[raye007]

Hi Reefland & all,

thanks for posting. Great pics!

Reefland, does yr mandarin eaet frozen food. Can u just yr experience on how u keep it? Thanks!

Ray

 

[EmilyB]

tee hee...too fat...LOL

Well, now I must post this. This is my female synchiropus, photo edited by fellow newsgrouper with good sense of humor !!

 

[Rich-n-poor]

Emily:

Please explain the picture, what is in the capsule and why ?

And People Wonder Why we Want This Beautiful Fisheven if they are darn near impossible to keep

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[louey louey]

This Manderin is about 8 months old. It eats formula one as well as live brine shrimp. He is in my 14 month old 75F rref that has about 130lbs of LR.Manderin fish

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[EmilyB]

Please explain the picture, what is in the capsule and why ?

LOL, I had posted this pic showing my dragonet eating frozen food from my tongs, Ric "edited" the food to be a steriod capsule, and added the steroids "ingredient" to my list at the left.