J Jeox " I got monkeys in me! " MFK Member Feb 28, 2006 3,056 17 68 33 . Jan 31, 2009 #1 So, I have a cleaner wrasse (who is actually eating VERY well) and one of his favorite foods is dried seaweed. This seems very unusual to me. Am I missing something, or is this fish just weird?
So, I have a cleaner wrasse (who is actually eating VERY well) and one of his favorite foods is dried seaweed. This seems very unusual to me. Am I missing something, or is this fish just weird?
B BIGgourami Polypterus MFK Member Jan 31, 2007 6,184 12 92 36 Chicago, IL Feb 1, 2009 #2 i have bar gobies that do the same and the panther and louti groupers at work do too
S skene Feeder Fish MFK Member Feb 24, 2008 323 0 0 NYC Feb 1, 2009 #3 Most aquaria fish are omnivores, and will eat seaweed. Unless otherwise noted as predatory fish (lionfish, sharks, rays, eels, etc)
Most aquaria fish are omnivores, and will eat seaweed. Unless otherwise noted as predatory fish (lionfish, sharks, rays, eels, etc)
J Jeox " I got monkeys in me! " MFK Member Feb 28, 2006 3,056 17 68 33 . Feb 1, 2009 #4 skene;2723648; said: Most aquaria fish are omnivores, and will eat seaweed. Unless otherwise noted as predatory fish (lionfish, sharks, rays, eels, etc) Click to expand... Thats what confused me. I thought cleaner wrasse ONLY ate parasites off of other fish, other than the rare few that accept other foods in captivity. Reactions: Deadliestviper7
skene;2723648; said: Most aquaria fish are omnivores, and will eat seaweed. Unless otherwise noted as predatory fish (lionfish, sharks, rays, eels, etc) Click to expand... Thats what confused me. I thought cleaner wrasse ONLY ate parasites off of other fish, other than the rare few that accept other foods in captivity.