B bigbaddad Feeder Fish MFK Member May 3, 2008 506 0 0 calgary Aug 18, 2008 #11 I read brittle star's are reef safe before adding any could i be corrected.
Reefscape All Gr8KarmaSF's fault.... MFK Member Apr 2, 2007 1,800 4 68 51 Staffordshire UK Aug 18, 2008 #12 Brittles, on the whole are ok...the only ones i would suggest staying away from are the green variety...they are pretty predacious....
Brittles, on the whole are ok...the only ones i would suggest staying away from are the green variety...they are pretty predacious....
B bigbaddad Feeder Fish MFK Member May 3, 2008 506 0 0 calgary Aug 29, 2008 #13 Turns out i have the green one and also a porcupine puffer listed above it states reef safe however i read differently.
Turns out i have the green one and also a porcupine puffer listed above it states reef safe however i read differently.
[enjoyable_attempt] Fire Eel MFK Member Aug 19, 2008 1,397 1 68 Cleveland Ohio Sep 9, 2008 #14 Are chocolate chip stars reef safe?
T Thedaniokeeper Feeder Fish MFK Member Aug 6, 2008 1,039 1 0 Small town near Toronto Oct 7, 2008 #15 I'm sorry, but WHAT puffer are reef safe?
F FLY MAN Feeder Fish MFK Member Sep 16, 2008 117 0 0 SFV Oct 7, 2008 #16 [enjoyable_attempt];2176988; said: Are chocolate chip stars reef safe? Click to expand... no
F FLY MAN Feeder Fish MFK Member Sep 16, 2008 117 0 0 SFV Oct 7, 2008 #17 Thedaniokeeper;2287524; said: I'm sorry, but WHAT puffer are reef safe? Click to expand... there are no reef safe puffer
Thedaniokeeper;2287524; said: I'm sorry, but WHAT puffer are reef safe? Click to expand... there are no reef safe puffer
R Ricko Candiru MFK Member Oct 5, 2008 425 3 48 earth Nov 11, 2008 #18 Reefscape;2089252; said: Brittles, on the whole are ok...the only ones i would suggest staying away from are the green variety...they are pretty predacious.... Click to expand... What can these be predatory towards?? I have quite a large green one. The missus is scared of it LOL.
Reefscape;2089252; said: Brittles, on the whole are ok...the only ones i would suggest staying away from are the green variety...they are pretty predacious.... Click to expand... What can these be predatory towards?? I have quite a large green one. The missus is scared of it LOL.
M Mantis411 Feeder Fish MFK Member Sep 10, 2007 268 0 0 Canada Nov 13, 2008 #19 Ricko;2414677; said: What can these be predatory towards?? I have quite a large green one. The missus is scared of it LOL. Click to expand... any small slowmoving bottom dewlling fish (anything it can catch) im not sure if they will eat shrimp or not
Ricko;2414677; said: What can these be predatory towards?? I have quite a large green one. The missus is scared of it LOL. Click to expand... any small slowmoving bottom dewlling fish (anything it can catch) im not sure if they will eat shrimp or not
R Ricko Candiru MFK Member Oct 5, 2008 425 3 48 earth Nov 20, 2008 #20 Mantis411;2421574; said: any small slowmoving bottom dewlling fish (anything it can catch) im not sure if they will eat shrimp or not Click to expand... Could it be the reason why one of my perfectly fine clowns disappeared?
Mantis411;2421574; said: any small slowmoving bottom dewlling fish (anything it can catch) im not sure if they will eat shrimp or not Click to expand... Could it be the reason why one of my perfectly fine clowns disappeared?
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