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Unread 05/15/2008, 04:49 PM   #1
SWaquariast
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Aclimating process questions

I'm wanting to get a frogfish. One of my freinds has one and is willing to sell me it for $40. It is about the size of a quarter around. He has had it for about a month and hes wanting to change his aquarium back to a reef.

He feeds it guppies and red dollies(fresh water), because it only eats live foods. A guy at my LFS said that this can eventually kill them because it screws up there digestive system. So I was wondering if you aclimate red dollies,guppies, or ghost shrimp to saltwater if that would eliminate the digestive thing.

Foods I've Looked into: Live mysid shrimp($100 from LFS), Saltwater feeder shrimp($29+$20 for SH from drfostersmith.com).

The aclimating thing would be the best if it will work and not harm the frogfish.


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Unread 05/15/2008, 05:43 PM   #2
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i would try acclimating black mollies cause I've acclimated a few and had them survive and breed for about half a year


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Unread 05/15/2008, 07:46 PM   #3
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You breed them in saltwater


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