I have a Copperband butterfly incoming and I want to run by you guys all my setup and preparations.
This guy will be coming from Dr Reef Qt Fish.
Foods in stock
Live white worms
Masstick
clams on half shell
LRS reef and herbivore frenzy
frozen bloodworms
frozen Mysis
TDO pellets small
Tank Setup
I have setup a 10g observation tank with seeded media sponge filter and heater on an inkbird with a lid
with PVC hides.
My plan
I have the tank setup just for him for two weeks to get him eating and observation before he goes in the display. Since he is not my only fish in the order I have a separate 32g for the other 3 fish. I made this feeder in fusion 360 and 3D printed in PETG for him.
I have researched many months in preparation for this fish. My display has many pods and the population is booming in the display. He will likely be the first fish of this order in display tank before the other 3 to minimize stress and to get used to his environment. The only other two fish in the display tank currently are a pair of clowns.
Please offer an tips or advice or good luck.
*Please keep negativity to yourself I am aware this is not an easy fish and I am doing my best to prepare for a healthy long life.*
This guy will be coming from Dr Reef Qt Fish.
Foods in stock
Live white worms
Masstick
clams on half shell
LRS reef and herbivore frenzy
frozen bloodworms
frozen Mysis
TDO pellets small
Tank Setup
I have setup a 10g observation tank with seeded media sponge filter and heater on an inkbird with a lid
with PVC hides.
My plan
I have the tank setup just for him for two weeks to get him eating and observation before he goes in the display. Since he is not my only fish in the order I have a separate 32g for the other 3 fish. I made this feeder in fusion 360 and 3D printed in PETG for him.
I have researched many months in preparation for this fish. My display has many pods and the population is booming in the display. He will likely be the first fish of this order in display tank before the other 3 to minimize stress and to get used to his environment. The only other two fish in the display tank currently are a pair of clowns.
Please offer an tips or advice or good luck.
*Please keep negativity to yourself I am aware this is not an easy fish and I am doing my best to prepare for a healthy long life.*