Question on lion fish

Discussion in 'Lionfish Lair' started by skyvern2130, Apr 4, 2013.

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  1. skyvern2130

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    Email Renee and Greg they will answer your questions. They also are sponsors here.
     
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    Ok will do that but ik they are prepareing for MAX
     
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    Hello! The measurements of a 72 bow would be tight for a russels, I wouldn't do it. It would be awesome for some of the medium fish like the mombassae, radiata, sphex, antennata. You could have more than one of the lions and then you could also have those leaf fish. An adult Russels could eat the leaf fish.
     
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    Ill get a few of these Pterois radiata that was my other choice, and get some leaf ones or Ablabys taenianotus this guy just how venomus are they tho ik to get them all at about the same size
     
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    The cockatoo waspfish (Ablabys taenianotus) has a more powerful sting than the lions and scorps, but it won't almost kill ya or anything. Our Cockatoo sits on our hands and is one of my all time favorite fish. I don't know if I've ever seen him startle. I would recommend them to anyone and everyone. Leaf fish can be difficult to train to frozen, which can make feeding time a pain. Just keep that in mind.
     
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    That's why I'm doing research I still have awhile before I get water in the tank
     
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    Put the Cockatoo at the top of the list. Everyone who has them, loves them.