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Old 01/07/2008, 04:09 PM
fantastic4 fantastic4 is offline
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Scribbled Rabbitfish owners, do you like yours?

What do you think? Thinking about adding one. Do they big to fast?
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Old 01/07/2008, 10:06 PM
Jocephus Jocephus is offline
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I don't have a scribbled, I have an orange spotted. He doesn't do much for me, and is poisonous. Not worth having to keep an eye out for him while cleaning, in my opinion.
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Old 01/08/2008, 09:09 AM
LisaD LisaD is offline
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I like my blue spotted rabbitfish, but I keep lots of venomous fish. I like the personality. He hangs with my Niger trigger - they are inseparable.
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Old 01/09/2008, 01:02 AM
THC(kb)3.5 THC(kb)3.5 is offline
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i have one that is very nice coloration wise but is shy like all rabbitfish and does better with less aggressive fish.Really like nori/dried seaweeds
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Old 01/09/2008, 08:05 AM
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Rabbit fish are good detrivores. They will help keep algae off rock/glass.

They are usually peaceful and are a great addition.

I have several species and they are relatively hardy.
 


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