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  1. Default Frog Fish Questions

    A few questions about frog fish.
    • how is their compatibility with other frog fish
    • Are guppies a appropriate feeder fish
    • is a 6 month old 55 gallon tank with no coral, a wet dry trickle filter and a large protein skimmer an appropriate tank to keep either a comerson frog fish or a painted frog fish
    55 gallon Community
    4 dojo loaches
    3 sailfin mollies
    10 gallon Utility tank
    6 neon tetras to keep it cycled
    1 gallon Fry tank
    3 sailfin fry
    2 guppy fry

  2. Default

    hi,

    Cohabitance with other frogfish is dodgy at best. In your tank, a 55g, no chance......

    55g is fine, youll need a heavy skimmer due to/the waste amd the filter needs to be big.. Lots of live rock is essential...

    Guppies/mollies are fine, acclimatised river shrimp is alot better and safer....

    What i will say is owning frogfish is not easy. Water quality, feeding quality vetted foods and health is important and easy to get wrong so be careful

    Hope this helps..
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    It can't thrive if it only eats guppies. You will want to try some frozen foods too. Guppies are not a natural food source for a frogfish and they do not provide all the required nutrition the frogfish will need.
    100g Reef

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    ragey is right. Sorry should have been more specific about this.. Idiot :-)

    Need to switch to frozen foods asap really. See my advice to tanks4thememories on my frogfish under topic fowlr predatorial tank.

    I think its called that!!!

    Kai
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    "Mother nature never intended us to keep Reefs. Just because its for sale, doesnt mean you buy it. Research, learn and make an informed decision, not an impulse one........."
    ___________________________________________
    Current Projects...

    28g Ornate Seahorse Reef (Planning stage)
    42g Warty Frogfish Species Tank (Planning stage)
    125g Pacific Reef Setup (Underway)
    32g Planted Freshwater Community (Underway)

  5. Thumbs up Thanks, and more questions

    1.Thank you for the advice I looked around and a local pet shop said it would have a shipment of Histrio histrio frog fish coming in [Sargassum frog fish i think] they told me that it is the easiest species of frog fish to take care of and feed. Is this accurate?

    2.They also carry leaf scorpion fish from what I understand you can keep multiple individuals in the same tank without issue, is that accurate?

    3.I also heard that leaf scorpion fish are a pain in the @!! to feed would they take guppies for a while while i figure out something better?

    4.I have a huge supply of saltwater crabs could I use them for food for either fish?
    5. would any of the eat a pair of barber pole shrimp? [I thinks so but the guy at the pet store told me no....]
    55 gallon Community
    4 dojo loaches
    3 sailfin mollies
    10 gallon Utility tank
    6 neon tetras to keep it cycled
    1 gallon Fry tank
    3 sailfin fry
    2 guppy fry

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