Canthigaster Jactator
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Re: Canthigaster Jactator
No luck with them staying away from Clownfish, I suppose? And are they compatible with Blennies at all?
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Re: Canthigaster Jactator
I have mine in a softie/LPS tank. He lives with a Valentini, a couple of damsels, snowflake eel & a dwarf lionfish that just jumped ship. Also a baby burrfish that will be leaving in the spring.
You are getting sleepy... you only hear the sound of my voice... you must do water changes... water changes... water changes... water changes...
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Re: Canthigaster Jactator
It's been missing for about a week. With my knee, it's not easy for me to get down on the floor but I really needed to find him. He was a mummy, in the back of the tank. What I don't get is how it could jump? With the Snowflake in there, I've got the water level down about 2" & it's not like he's streamlined to be a natural jumper...
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Re: Canthigaster Jactator
Aw, that sucks. We have a dwarf fuzzy and a snowflake eel in the same tank at the store and the dwarf always stays still. Maybe he is hiding and only popping out when you aren't watching? I had a mandarin that did that. I swore he was dead because he was missing for weeks at a time then he would just pop back up. I assumed I was just missing his busy hours.
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Re: Canthigaster Jactator
Nope, found his mummy behind the tank today.
One of my favorites. Ate everything & was absolutely graceful when he swam. I need another one.
You are getting sleepy... you only hear the sound of my voice... you must do water changes... water changes... water changes... water changes...
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Re: Canthigaster Jactator
Sorry PP!
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Re: Canthigaster Jactator
Sorry about your fish. I never had a saltwater jumper but sure did have a lot of bettas do the same.
My puffer is in a tank with a Valentini, two tangs, and a coral banded shimp. It pulled off on of the shrimps claws the second day after putting it in, but hasn't done anything to it since. The puffer used to live with a maroon clown and a humu, but no one ever bugged him. He was $40.
My puffer is in a tank with a Valentini, two tangs, and a coral banded shimp. It pulled off on of the shrimps claws the second day after putting it in, but hasn't done anything to it since. The puffer used to live with a maroon clown and a humu, but no one ever bugged him. He was $40.
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Re: Canthigaster Jactator
when my mom had a goldfish bowl Mr. Fish jumped out in the night and we came downstairs in the morning and he was stuck to the counter. 
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Re: Canthigaster Jactator
Whoa, seriously? I have a lid on my 10g, but I'm sure he could easily jump out if he wanted... I just hope he's smart enough to realize that he REALLY shouldn't! >_<DRRT wrote:I never had a saltwater jumper but sure did have a lot of bettas do the same.
I've been searching around to see if I could find someone with cycled substrate and live rock for a SW tank so I could get the little Toby, but I think it's a hopeless venture. I probably should wait before I get a SW tank anyways.
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Re: Canthigaster Jactator
there not really that hard just expensive.
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Re: Canthigaster Jactator
Actually, my set up is much more than a FW set up. I just have a Rena filter, regular flourescent lights, decent sand, and I mixed a couple live rocks with some cool black lava rock. I would go reef, but college for me starts in the summer and I don't want to start something I would fully enjoy. Besides, what is a small reef tank in a dorm when I will be in Hawaii? 
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