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baby cardinal
I also posted this in the breeding forum...but that forum didn't look like it sees much action...
I have a baby cardinal that a friend and I discoverd while moving his stuff from one house to his new house. He had about 15 at least and I have one. So far I have him in my QT which is a 29 with a little rock, sand, and a sponge filter. I don't have the slightest idea what to do to keep this little guy alive. I'm afraid to put him into my display, but I will have to do something with him...I'll need my QT for when I buy new fish. Any help would be awesome, thanx Justin |
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feed it and it'll grow which cardinal is it exactly?
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bongai...and I can't find it today...bummer
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Bangaii maybe?? they are masters of hiding when very small, look in any grass/macro or an urchins spines, they also seam to love overflows......they are also mostly a nocturnal fish, they do allot of food hunting at night, not to say they don't like eating with lights on too
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I found him...I still have no idea how to care of a fish so small...this thing is less the 1/4 of an inch...It's my QT, so there isn't much in there to munch on. What do you feed a fish this small
thanx |
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live baby brine, live adult brine, chopped Mysis, etc.... they are meat eaters with a pretty big mouth and apatite.
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thanx...appreciate all your help
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IME feed small amounts 3-5 times daily of newly hatched brine shrimp does well, until it can handle larger food.
Sounds like he is only a week or two old. Good luck |
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