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Unread 02/19/2015, 07:38 PM   #26
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Thank you all lol do any of you know the cheapest rate for rots, and there food supply? I'm willing to pay out the butt for them but I might as well browse around, also I can't seem to find information of the growth rate for long tentical anemones lol.


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Unread 02/19/2015, 09:19 PM   #27
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Check lol can I get some links for purchasing the culture for roitifers and there food source lol


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Unread 02/19/2015, 09:29 PM   #28
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Again sorry for the spam I am new to using forums, I didn't know my comment was on a second page looking for delete button.


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Unread 02/21/2015, 05:49 PM   #29
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Unfortunately it seems to me that was their main concern and they neglected to filter out the ones with "boxer-noses". So if you see an onyx percula with a slightly (or not so slightly) shorter upper jaw you can be pretty much certain that it is a captive bread.
While its true that if you see a bulldog face or "boxer-nose" you can be certain that it is captive bred, its not because SeaQuest didn't "filter" them out. In fact SeaQuest did a pretty good job of not producing those defects in their fish. I can't say the same for ORA and some other present day breeders. The pushed in nose is not a genetic trait. It is an environmental trait caused by poor water quality in the fry's grow-out tanks.

To the OP, if you are looking for rotifers and/or rotifer food you can check Reed Mariculture or Florida Aqua Farms. Florida Aqua Farms wrote a book on culturing rotifers, but there are helpful sites online as well. Remember Google is your friend. People on this site don't have the time to spell out everything you need to know/do. You should do the research and then come here to ask specific questions about what you read.


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