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Old 07-22-2006, 01:30 PM   #21 (permalink)
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Most mantis are way too smart to give up on a good meal, especially to a cleaner.

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Smashing mantis don't generally eat fish. Think about it, why try to catch a fast moving fish when there are so many slow moving snails, hermits and shrimp to dine on.


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Funny that you are talking about Neon Gobies -- I was just reading about them earlier today. According to the book I had, Neon Gobies have an expected lifespan of little more than one year, although they are mature at two months after hatching.


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Interesing. I did not know that!
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hmmm... I was thinking of trying them also, but am now reconsidering with what's been posted.
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