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1. It is never a good idea to hand freed a Lionfish. No matter how tame you think your Lionfish to be, they still have very venomous spines and should never be hand fed.


2. You should feed your fish a variety of food and not just flake foods. Mix it up with fresher foods from their regular diet. Giving them more a varied diet will increase the general health of your fish.


3. It is good to budget out the cost of your aquarium. You should leave plenty of money to purchase quality filters, pumps, and heaters for your aquarium. Your big aquarium is going to do you no good if you do not have the proper equipment to keep it going.

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Royal Farlowella Cat

$39.00

Belonging to the Sucker Mouth classification of Catfish, the Royal Farlowella Catfish is also commonly called the Panama Sturisoma. Originally from the rivers of South America the Royal Farlowella Catfish is a very interesting and beautifully painted catfish. You should keep this catfish in a tank of atl east 30 gallons with lots of room for them to swim around. You should also make sure that there are plenty of plants and rocks and crevices for the Farlowella Catfish to hide in or retreat to in the event that it is threatened. The Royal Farlowella is a scavenger catfish and will eat any scraps left in the aquarium, but you should also feed them a steady diet of catfish pellets and algae wafers.

This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 15 July, 2007.
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