Blue Spotted Jawfish

Discussion in 'Tropical Fish' started by jonnyeatworld, Apr 30, 2013.

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  1. Corailline

    Corailline Super Moderator

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    It is a dry heat, yeah right !
    You will want some nice frozen meaty foods like mysid, cyclopees. Look into Rod's Foods or similar. Keeping these fish nutritionally happy is very important. Flakes will not cut it.
     
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  2. jonnyeatworld

    jonnyeatworld Astrea Snail

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    sorry for the confusion. Reef flakes are a substrate, made by tropical eden. I've heard great reviews about them.
     
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  3. Marshall O

    Marshall O Giant Squid

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    I replied in your other thread, where I recommend reefrocks.net sand :)
     
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  4. FaceOfDeceit

    FaceOfDeceit Hockey Beard

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    I've found that they like larger particle substrate versus the sugar sized sand popular in reefs.

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  5. jonnyeatworld

    jonnyeatworld Astrea Snail

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    Thanks!!! The reef flakes are supposed to be 3.5mm and the mini flakes 2.0mm. so i think both would be better than anything sugar sized.
     
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