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Old May 29th, 2008  
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Spotted Cardinalfish

anyone have any of these?
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Old June 1st, 2008  
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I dont
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haha, that made me laugh
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haha... ok thanks...
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Old June 4th, 2008  
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so is it safe to assume that this is a no? haha
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Old June 4th, 2008  
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I do not but I know that they are a hardy fish and failry easy to keep. They are not an agressive fish, and as long as they have room to swim and pletty of live rock to hide in they should do just fine.
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Old November 1st, 2008  
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If your talking about saltwater fish, they are moderately hard to raise depending on how much experience you have with saltwater fishes.

They will eat fish flakes (SALT WATER FISH FLAKES ONLY) and they are non aggressive type

They can stay with tangs, Dory, Nemo, and Emperor Angels

They love having the light on all the time, and I am thinking that you should do some water changes about every 3-4 days, and siphon the tank every week it helps get rid of the poisonous toxins in the tank, and if you have any corals, or anemone and if you put the Nemos in (clown fish) they will possibly live in the anemones

I hope this helps you.
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Old November 10th, 2008  
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If your talking about Saltwater fish, they are moderately hard to raise depending on how much experience you have with saltwater fishes.

They love having the light on all the time, and I am thinking that you should do some water changes about every 3-4 days, and siphon the tank every week it helps get rid of the poisonous toxins in the tank, and if you have any corals, or anemone and if you put the Nemos in (clown fish) they will possibly live in the anemones
No offense DarkRevoultions, some of that information is not completely accurate. Light should only be on a maximum of 12 hours a day. You don't need to do a water change every 3-4 days. 10 to 15% weekly water changes usually suffice in a SW tank. Anemones need a mature tank to be kept, which is at least a year old, need great lighting(Metal Halides or T-5), and need a big tank. They will kill and sting everything(except clownfish if they host the anemone) in their tentacle reach.

Spotted Cardinalfish are relatively hardy for SW fish. They aren't the most hardy, but they are a good beginner fish.

Last edited by travie; November 10th, 2008 at 09:07 PM.
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I agree with travie.
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