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Old 12/12/2007, 03:16 PM
Koralfisken Koralfisken is offline
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How do I get a fast growth on Floridas?

Yes, the subjectdescribtion almost tells it all.

I am on the lookout after articles and tips on what that makes a Ricordeakeeper succesfull? There MUST be some golden tips, which leeds to big, healthy, colourfull Ricordeas. Do you put something special in your reef? Do you have a special lightcombination? Do you feed the Rics? Do you do something ordinary to them, etc. etc. etc.
Tell me what you do, post some pictures, share your secrets

Mathias Hansen

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Old 12/13/2007, 11:08 AM
LockeOak LockeOak is offline
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Feeding probably helps. Mine gobble up Formula 1 pellets, it seems to accelerate their splitting.
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Old 12/14/2007, 08:54 AM
yeahcheetah yeahcheetah is offline
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Mine eats silverside pieces.
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Old 12/17/2007, 05:47 PM
SAPseven SAPseven is offline
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There is not Fast way .. it takes time .

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Old 12/18/2007, 03:59 PM
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I have been target feeding mine mysis, brine, and cyclops. The gobble it up and get really big!
 

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