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10/05/2009, 05:02 AM
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marine betta?
would really like to own one. if i was to own one it will be housed in a fairly established tank (>12months). apart from the obvious issue of getting it to eat properly i would like to house it with a pair of twip spot gobies. do u guys think there will be a predation issue?
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10/05/2009, 07:13 AM
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They tend to be very aggresive and dont do well with smaller fish.
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10/05/2009, 07:39 AM
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righto so its a no then... bummer, are thier any similar fish out there that would do well in such a setup (reef, mixed soft and stony corals)? a fish that would co exist with a pair of gobies and possibly an pygmy angelfish?
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