• Sea puppies

  • Daniel9952

Colleagues, Please share your thoughts on the presence of different types of sea dogs in the reef. If you have such experience, please tell us how they coexist with other fish species of similar coloration? (e.g., gramma bicolor) Does it really enjoy biting tridacna, or is it due to the incorrect placement of coral near its burrow? Thank you.

Ricky9405

Reveal the secret: where did you get that soil in the first photo?

Megan

Tarkhankut, early in the morning, I collected at a depth of 50 cm among the stones, where 40-50% of the mussels are broken by the waves, and after 4 hours, I have them in my aquarium. This M.A. doesn't know about cyanobacteria and filamentous algae. As for the other aquarium with Caribbean sand, all sorts of junk that comes out of it has been bothering me; the strombus have already grown such a face that it's a mess.

Daniel

Who maintains and what will be said about: Blennius sanguinolentus Bicolor blenny

Joshua8425

Blennius sanguinolentus was owned by a friend, and he was not satisfied with it because it grows large, up to about 20 cm, and for some reason, it doesn't live long, but during that time, it tears apart all the macrophytes if there are any. It also feeds on lower brown and green algae, and it will eliminate all the small mollusks, young isopods if there are any, hermit crabs, and eventually shrimp, although this is not its main food, but the size of the fish and its stomach will take care of that.

Mario

Shock. To tear everything apart is too much... I need someone specially trained for hiccups!!!!!

Jennifer7578

Bicolor blenny does not touch tridacna.

Ryan1989

A man was telling that this beast fell in love with the acropora. "TSYOM" swims up and a white spot.

April3499

My beloved fell in love with Ksenia. Cem and Ksenia are closed for half a day.

Andrea6761

Strange, why would that be?

Todd

I don't know She doesn't peel it, she just nibbles it There are lower algae! And she has really fallen in love with botryocladia

Rodney7316

I won't say anything about that. I just didn't have such algae.

Omar3497

Has anyone kept/kept cirripectes filamentosus? Salarias seems to be reef safe?

Rodney3101

Bicolors also seem to be reef-safe. And that's how it turned out.

Adam

I am more than sure that this is my Ksenia and I was lucky like this... She really eats both higher and lower algae. She does her job, but I wouldn't recommend her for an aquarium with pulsating Ksenia.

Cynthia6578

I was thinking, I have 5 of them. But I buy live rocks and they will nibble on them...

Rachel9060

So we need others.

Ricardo7341

The most similar case here is that the coral was in the dog's territory. That's why it was torn apart.