they require a knowledge of basic chemistry. you must maintain various ion concentrations:
amonia:0mg/l
nitrite:0mg/l
nitrate: <5mg/l
specific grvity: 1.023-1.025
calcium: 370-470 (most comonly around 400)
KH 7-12 depending on style of tank and inhabitants.
and many more. also, some corals require feeding 2 times a day. i have spent over £700 on lighting alone (it is a very expensive hobby), you must start with a large tank or water chemistry mistakes will be exaggerated.
No that was his food they are very picky eaters and thy like small feeder shrimps and prefer copepods, dont need to be fed if you have copepods in a refugium for him to eat.
there are plenty of Mandarin Goby to select from at my LFS. Their going rates are at around $14 to 20 but this fish is known as a picky eater, and would dies off after a few months due to the lack of proper care.
@xJrockk Green Mandarin Dragonet is about 14-40$ depending if it is captive bred or tank raised. you will have more success with a tank raised ManDrag!
omg! that's exctly what i did to train him into eatg brine/mysis shrimp...but he died 2days later!! :((
varmman 1 month ago
good idea except in my 90 gallon its impossible to catch him
1ssssjts 3 months ago
are the corals hard to keep? cuz it looked relly nice in ur vid and im thinking of getting them
won0312 5 months ago
@won0312
they require a knowledge of basic chemistry. you must maintain various ion concentrations:
amonia:0mg/l
nitrite:0mg/l
nitrate: <5mg/l
specific grvity: 1.023-1.025
calcium: 370-470 (most comonly around 400)
KH 7-12 depending on style of tank and inhabitants.
and many more. also, some corals require feeding 2 times a day. i have spent over £700 on lighting alone (it is a very expensive hobby), you must start with a large tank or water chemistry mistakes will be exaggerated.
sebandersenwood 4 months ago
That looks like Stitch from Lilo & Stitch cartoon! I'm getting one!
kinkeebeatz 5 months ago
so u put it in a overflow box but not actually hooked up and u put food in it to train it to eat food ?
thedee150 5 months ago
What exactly are you trying to teach him again!??? Annoying song by the way lol.
Th3mast3r69 6 months ago
No that was his food they are very picky eaters and thy like small feeder shrimps and prefer copepods, dont need to be fed if you have copepods in a refugium for him to eat.
Tempdoom 6 months ago
EAT THE FOOD!! -napolian dynomite voice
Jpieka19 7 months ago
So cute he looked like he was being petted by the wavy thing in the bottom of net
TWhite2345 7 months ago
such a sick fish
Freckleface805 10 months ago
cute
grahamhendricks 1 year ago
how did you keep it alive in that container for the time it was in there
donottrytoreadthis 1 year ago
@donottrytoreadthis Close monitoring.
TheBettaMaster 1 year ago
@TheBettaMaster no i meant like waterflow wise
donottrytoreadthis 1 year ago
oh thats different but ok :D
Poreoxide 1 year ago
Is that bine shrimp swiming along
duckman252525 1 year ago
Cool video I might have to try that sometime. What is that blue/black fish at the end of the video?
wantsome480 1 year ago
Javanese Damselfish.
TheBettaMaster 1 year ago
@wantsome480 It's also known as a Velvet Damsel ;o)
torosax 1 year ago
there are plenty of Mandarin Goby to select from at my LFS. Their going rates are at around $14 to 20 but this fish is known as a picky eater, and would dies off after a few months due to the lack of proper care.
rarityd 1 year ago
that fish is AWESOME!!! and is that its fry?
Poreoxide 1 year ago
It's his food.
TheBettaMaster 1 year ago
awesome fish
Zenshdw 1 year ago
Beautiful fish. how much did it cost?
xJrockk 1 year ago
@xJrockk Green Mandarin Dragonet is about 14-40$ depending if it is captive bred or tank raised. you will have more success with a tank raised ManDrag!
TheWarOrphan 1 year ago
i thought they were called "Mandarin goby" unless there are 2 or 3 names (one being the scientific)
flyleafrules93 1 year ago
@flyleafrules93 mandarins actually aren't gobies; there dragonets, but mandarin goby is just another name for it
TheLiddleFishKeeper 1 year ago
That's a pretty fish. How much did it cost you?
bobontheroof 1 year ago