? Just brought flashlight fish

[Shark Man]

Do anybody have one in a reef tank ? Cause I read up and it's says caution. Wanted I know if somebody has one, and did it mess with there coral ?

 

[albano]

I thought the problem was that they need a low light tank...difficult to keep alive

 

[Shark Man]

I thought the problem was that they need a low light tank...difficult to keep alive

Thank u albano !! How about the corals ?

 

[bigsink]

Will not bother corals. I had one for a few months. the guy I got it from had it for over a year. Give it plenty of spots to hide during daylight hours. Feed mysis after lights out. They are very tough to get to eat.

 

[Shark Man]

Will not bother corals. I had one for a few months. the guy I got it from had it for over a year. Give it plenty of spots to hide during daylight hours. Feed mysis after lights out. They are very tough to get to eat.

Thank you ! I'm going to see how these 6 work out.

 

[Shark Man]

I thought the problem was that they need a low light tank...difficult to keep alive

Albano the fishes is amazing in the night !!! They all swim together fast back and fourth fast with there light on.

 

[albano]

Albano the fishes is amazing in the night !!! They all swim together fast back and fourth fast with there light on.

Must look cool!...where's the video?

 

[Shark Man]

Must look cool!...where's the video?

Don't know how to post video !! Ill try tomorrow !!!

 

[ClownAquatics]

Don't know how to post video !! Ill try tomorrow !!!

I have to see this video. YouTube is your friend!!

 

[RARECLOWNSNJ]

They really require i species only tank.

Flashlight fishes live in tropical waters across the world. Some species move to shallow waters or coral during the night, but otherwise, they are exclusively deep water fish.

These fish should be kept in a dark tank in dark room with a couple blue leds and one white.

They are often found in exhibits in aquariums in completely dark tank.