BamBoo
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yes, mantis shrimp are carnivorous, best to keep in a species tank.
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I fed my lionfish with market prawn.
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It must be hard work keeping your tank and fishes in such good conditions!
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what types of food do they eat? saw some at LFS some time back but decided not to buy as not sure of the type of food they accept.
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cube is indeed cute. Very nice rockscape.
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You can also use a clear plastic mineral water bottle. Cut it at about 1/3 length from the mouth, then invert it. Put a piece of bait inside, and submerge the setup in the water. Once the fish goes inside, it will have a hard time finding its way out.
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keep the picture coming.
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great design!
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Yes, when come to keeping shark, the bigger the tank, the better. We need to give them plenty of space to swim and grow.
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better be safe than sorry, these fish can cause great pain when sting by them.
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nice DIY, keep the updates coming.
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I am also think of DIYing a cabinet. Can I check where can I get cut-to-size plywood?
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nice and neat design.
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There is a hardware store in Serangoon North (facing the main road). They sell many types of PVC joints.
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are these live rotifiers?
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Very impressive indeed.
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Are these created using natural rocks? -
impressive plan,
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I have also been thinking about keeping these creatures. Are there anyone who has succeeded in training the wild seahorses to accept frozen foods (e.g. Mysis shrimp)? -
the important thing is to keep water flowing through the egg, i.e. avoid stagnant spot in the tank, so as to provide enough oxygenation for the embryo.
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fed my snowflake eel with squid tentacles (cut into bite size), and they simply love it.
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adult bamboo shark can grow to about 2-3ft. Kept before, its quite a hardy fish.
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I cycled my tank w/o lights and chiller. worked fine.
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Adding a UV filter may help to clear up the cloudiness too.
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cool.