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Unread 12/29/2013, 05:19 AM   #1
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ribbon eel, clown angler and lionfish?

I am starting my new 115 aggressive tank and I was wondering if I could put a ribbon eel, clown angler and a lionfish all together? if so any suggestions on how I should go about this? In what order to place them in aquarium and so on...
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Unread 12/29/2013, 06:25 PM   #2
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I would worry that the angler will eat the lion.


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Unread 12/29/2013, 07:33 PM   #3
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I was thinking of getting a large volitan lion fish so that would not happen...


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Unread 12/29/2013, 07:52 PM   #4
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leave the Ribbon eels in the ocean


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Unread 12/29/2013, 08:10 PM   #5
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Why should he leave them in the ocean,it's not like they are endangered or anything


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Unread 12/30/2013, 04:43 AM   #6
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Why should he leave them in the ocean,it's not like they are endangered or anything
I think hes talking about the high percentage of them that die in captivity and how very few start feeding and waste away.


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Unread 12/30/2013, 07:40 AM   #7
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A large lion would eat a smaller angler


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Unread 12/30/2013, 11:07 AM   #8
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Agreed...to be honest, anglers do best in species/single specimen setups. That way, nothing bothers them, and they can't try to eat their tankmates.


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Unread 01/18/2014, 01:58 PM   #9
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I think hes talking about the high percentage of them that die in captivity and how very few start feeding and waste away.
That was what I was thinking. The waste away. You will never find anyone that has had one for long term.....


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Unread 01/18/2014, 05:06 PM   #10
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That was what I was thinking. The waste away. You will never find anyone that has had one for long term.....
I've had mine for ~2yrs. Feeding it with a lion in the tank would be a difficult; weaning would be impossible.



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Unread 01/19/2014, 12:57 AM   #11
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That is a beautiful eel


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