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Old 06-19-2007, 08:44 PM   #1 (permalink)
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scooter eating frozen food!!!

I just got two scooters a week ago and I had some brine cubes to my LPS tonight. Squirted some in their direction. THey thought about it for a minute and then yum, yum, yum!! My tank is about 3 years old and I see a ton of pods at night, but I am still worried that aren't getting enough food. I am in the process of getting some cultures set up for phyto, brine, rotifers, and some copepods instead of always buying them. I have a fuge and I see a bunch down there but I have the skimmer in front of the return so I am not sure how many make it to the tank so the cultures will be a just to make sure thing. Also, does anyone have a good link to mating behavior of scooters. The male always displays himself to her. She just ignores him though. They follow each other around the tank and it isjust crazy. I also got a lawnmower blenny. I was worried about him not having enough food although I have some algae in the tank, but he is now fatter than my tangs and I have only had him a week also. I haven't attempted to feed him frozen food. I forgot to see him eat before they got him out of the tank, but they claimed he has been there for two weeks and was eating. I trust the guy who said it but you never know. I keep trying to get a picture of him but he is camera shy. The only pics are to blurry. I will try some more though. I will also get some of the scooters and post later.

WOW that is a long post!!
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Old 06-19-2007, 09:06 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: scooter eating frozen food!!!

Awesome! Good deal!!!

Yeah please get some pics! I have a lawn mower in my tank that's really cool and personable! I am shocked at how large his mouth is when he goes to start munching algae!

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Old 06-19-2007, 10:36 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: scooter eating frozen food!!!

Glad to hear they are ominivores!
That will help in the long run to keeping them fat and healthy.
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