I have a yellow warty frogfish like yours and I had him for six months. I can't get him to eat fish so, I gutload large shrimp for him. This video helped me to know even more than I know about my fish. Thanks
We just got us a painted frogfish. Honestly I just thought it was a super red frogfish but thanks to you, now we know exactly what it is. He hasn't eaten yet but it is super fun to watch the damsel get super close and is super exciting to watch. The best part is having people look at our tank and tell them that we have a new fish but they are unable to see it, even though it's directly in their face and is RED. If anyone is in the Houston, TX area, That Aquarium Place has amazing prices and if you ask the owner to order you one he can get one in his next shipment.
That's awesome! I hear sometimes people use live brine shrimp just as a way to get some feeding response before weaning over to other more nutritional food. Good luck getting your Frog to eat and hope he continues to impress your friends for a long time to come. ;-)
Hey inappropriate reefer. I just wanted to thank you for giving me the courage to dive into saltwater. In the previous years most reefers made it seem impossible to have a simple reef set up and sadly more often than not came across as both very arrogant and condescending. I was discouraged for the longest time. Thanks to you I've now got a nice soft coral nano reef with some clowns and its all going strong. Your reef tanks videos from your college days were really inspiring. I keep on dreading a tank crash but I wake up to my corals doubling in size and more bizarre creatures crawling out of my live rock every day. Also water chemistry is way more fun than it should be. But I'm also going to call you an arsehole because now I'm looking into setting up a bigger tank.
Great video man :). I've had my frogfish for about 2+ years at this point. Feed him a silverside 1/3-1/2 of his body length every 4 days. Usually poke some holes in it and infuse it with a bit of selcon. Sometimes I may get him a live snack such as a damsel, or feed him some frozen krill.
2+ years, that's quite impressive for a Frog, you must be doing something right! Silverside, good idea, let me see if I can find some at my local Asian market
Considering that the majority of wild fish have internal parasites and that frogfish in the wild eat those fish regularly, I don't think you should be worried about parasites. Apparently, their digestive system kills them. Very acidic stomach fluids, perhaps, who knows? I saw a documentary where a frogfish ate a lion fish, one of the most venomous fish ever. If it can digest that with no ill effects, it can digest anything.
Frogfish can eat lionfish, mine ate a dwarf zebra lionfish with no problems at all and no single sign or sickness or illness, but the spines can still cause trouble for the fish if they penetrate the skin.
That makes sense. Sort of like we could feed our dogs raw food since they have a short digestive tract and the bacterias would not have time to establish themselves. It would make sense for their body to adapt to the type of food they eat.
I breed black mollies as food, because by breeding them myself, I can ensure they're parasite free, well nourished and black mollies can be raised in fresh water, then acclimatised to salt.
I feed my snow flake eel fresh water feeder fish. Had it for eight plus years. Had to give him away to my LFS due to moving. Hope that helps with your decision also your pocket book!
Ive had my painted frogfish for a few months already. He's about mochi's size may be a bit bigger so he has ALOT of room to grow. I love watching him eat live food but read a post about how freshwater food isn't good for them. However, luckily the method i use for putting food in tank was a net so my frogfish ate frozen shrimp regardless.
From reading the threads it seems like a variety of diet may be best... freshwater feeders would be OK as long as it is the only thing that the Frog eats day in and day out?
you could get mollies and gut load them yourself in your main tank(might even breed in there but im sure the fry would get picked off) they can live in salt(altho generally in a reef they eventually die because they cant take the flow)
I have fed a blue carpet ( S. haddoni ) on goldfish and silversides without issue for over a decade. My next tank will be a frogfish tank. Thanks for the video
Lovely video, thank you for sharing. Your aquarium just keeps getting better and better. I finally got my frogfish, he is a painted I believe and he cost me $20, and he's lovely. I have been feeding him amano shrimp, but tomorrow he will try his first tetra. I am thinking about getting him a partner, which I have read is ok, but would like to hear other peoples thoughts.
Hey John, congratulations on your Painted Frogfish! I hear Amano Shrimp is quite pricey, are you breeding them or do you have a good source for these guys? I was thinking about adding another as well and it seems possible as long as they are similar in size or a true pair (male in the pair seems to only be 1/4 in size of the female though, quite dangerous).
Hey IR, Thank you very much, I will have to join instagram so I can show you some pictures. Luckily in China the amino shrimps are dead cheap, i get around 20 for about 3 USD, I have an extremely simple tiny aquarium and sponge filter to house the shrimp, they last just fine. They have quite a regular supply, although I had to buy some tetras this week because of the Chinese new year. He has eaten all 5 tetras in the last 4 days, and they were $1.50 for 5. Luckily frogfish are readily available here, so I will probably try a red colour variation and hope it doesn't change so much, my one changed from black to epoxy coloured!
Hey there great video your frog fish is gorgeous and your drop off tank is off the hook very nice indeed ! keep up with the videos they are all great and very educational and I still have a lot two learn ! Thank you sir for videos !!!
Mochi is a good lookin guy. I think fresh water mollies are a good idea if you feed them Marine foods. Good thinking about fresh and salt water parasites. Drop off looks great bud
Have you considered raising guppies or mollies in a saltwater tank. I have kept both with no problem as breeders for feeder fish for my saltwater fish and anemones. Just a thought.
I haven't thought about adding the adults directly in the saltwater tank, I do have two mollies in a freshwater tank. Were the guppies and mollies able to reproduce in your saltwater tank?
They are a loved snack by many, so I suggest keeping them in a none predator tank unless you plan on buying as often as you were damsels. I know breeding them saved me alot of money. A female guppy or Molly was giving me approx 35 babies a month. And they were mostly grown to feeding size in a months time.
Thank you Matyx, I will take a closer look at this. Right now I have my pair of mollies in freshwater, I may slowly convert it into brackish or full strength salt. Although that means I may need ANOTHER tank for the freshwater ghost shrimps...
In looking for a Frog fish,I would keep it in a 25 gallon but later get a bigger tank for it mabye like a 30 or 35 gallon,i can only find the assorted frog fish which it says they grow up to 9" and there 49$ (if anyone is looking for a assorted frogfish i can give you the link)but i really wanted a warty frogfish .
How's the tank and Angler fish doing? I'm curious because I have a small reef tank, bored with the standard clownfish and others, these guys look so cool.and definitely something different. Been doing a lot of research and looking for one like yours.
Hey i just picked one up. Not sure on the breed hes pretty grey. Black friday deal $30. Anyways. I got some shrimp to feed him. My question is how long will freshwater shrimp or fish last in saltwater before they die?
I tell people to never buy rosyred minmows or commet goldfish for marine carnivores. Instead, I recommend using mollies and ghost shrimp. Sailfin mollies are much larger and have bigger babies than most regular mollies. They can be raised in a marine sump. Most bait shops also sell blood worms but that can be expensive option.
Snails are no problem, I did have an emerald crab and an Anemone crab disappear in that tank, although I did not catch Mochi in the act but I would not put it pass him...
I have a warty frogfish that is yellow and maroon in color; His name is Frogger and I only paid 100$ from my LFS. I have a 10 gallon Tank for him and it seems to be just fine. He has his spots that he sits in daily and does a couple laps around the tank. I was wondering could I possible add another that is white and maroon to my 10 gallon?
I also at the of buying the frog fish I bought a dwarf zebra lionfish to go with it, they were just fine until I left to go watch a movie and the frog fish ate the lionfish without a single problem when I came back. My frogfish eats anything I give it for the most part to, got lucky there.
Since you have saltwater fish and coral, I guess you are like the coral reefs and marine ecosystems. I am therefore worried that you feed with live damsel fish. It will probably be good for your frogfish, but not for our marine ecosystems and coral reefs (Cyanide and other toxins are often used to catch hobby fish in the marine environment which is participating in destroying the coral reefs). Many of the fish we have in the aquarium hobbies cannot be bred in captivity. However, some species can, but not all of the species can breed quickly enough to satisfy supply and demand. I would therefore recommend you to train your frogfish to eat dead feeder fish that can be purchased in bulk at your retailer, as I think these are a more environmentally sound decision. I'm in this hobby myself, but want to make my decisions as environmental friendly as possible :) Otherwise, I love your videos so keep up the good work. I have attached a link from the National Geographic about the above topic, maybe you can make a video about this one day 😊 news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/03/160310-aquarium-saltwater-tropical-fish-cyanide-coral-reefs/
Thank you for your thoughtful comment! I have read the link you sent before and actually wanted to visit one of the net catching exporter in Philippines during my last Asia trip, sadly it did not happen this time but that is on my to-do list, I want to see what actually happens on the other end. I remember scientific paper has been published on the impact of ornamental reef fish collection and how it was minimum compared to commercial fishing (fish specie population actually increases overtime at collection site), but this is of course assuming collectors stick to the rules. There has been many debates around this topic and maybe one day I will be brave enough to put in my $0.02 as a hobbyist, I think my personal believe puts me somewhere in the middle leaning more towards your side. Thank you again for sharing your thoughts and following the channel!
i was hoping to have 1 ut you killed dream by saying hed eat dassels i have 1 lonely 1 i can't murder, i just ordered ( CN-66284 SW - Flame Angelfish (Christmas/Marshalls)- Small Qty: 1, Price: $54.99 each = $54.99 CN-76453 SW - Powder Blue Tang (Maldives) - Small/Medium Qty: 1, Price: $55.99 each = $55.99 CN-86538 SW - Dwarf Red Tip Hermit Crab Qty: 5, Price: $1.29 each = $6.45 CN-39097 SW - Dwarf Yellow Tip Hermit Crab Qty: 5, Price: $1.29 each = $6.45 CN-90037 SW - Red Gracilaria Feeding Algae - Aquacultured 1/4 lb Qty: 1, Price: $9.99 each = $9.99 Subtotal: $133.87 Next Day Air: Free! Tax: $11.25 Shipping Category 1 Sub-total: $145.12 but i love exotc fish if i choose frogfish should i buy live shimp or frozen
Looking for a frogfish for a 55 gallon tank. Anyone know wheres the best place to find them and some information?
Look on live aquaria
I have a 55 gallon tank and I got a Sargasum FrogFish fish he is so cool!
It's like watching a documentary. The video work is superb.
Thank you Isaac =)
I have a yellow warty frogfish like yours and I had him for six months. I can't get him to eat fish so, I gutload large shrimp for him. This video helped me to know even more than I know about my fish. Thanks
We just got us a painted frogfish. Honestly I just thought it was a super red frogfish but thanks to you, now we know exactly what it is. He hasn't eaten yet but it is super fun to watch the damsel get super close and is super exciting to watch. The best part is having people look at our tank and tell them that we have a new fish but they are unable to see it, even though it's directly in their face and is RED. If anyone is in the Houston, TX area, That Aquarium Place has amazing prices and if you ask the owner to order you one he can get one in his next shipment.
That's awesome! I hear sometimes people use live brine shrimp just as a way to get some feeding response before weaning over to other more nutritional food. Good luck getting your Frog to eat and hope he continues to impress your friends for a long time to come. ;-)
Do you keep him with other fish ?
Hey inappropriate reefer. I just wanted to thank you for giving me the courage to dive into saltwater. In the previous years most reefers made it seem impossible to have a simple reef set up and sadly more often than not came across as both very arrogant and condescending. I was discouraged for the longest time. Thanks to you I've now got a nice soft coral nano reef with some clowns and its all going strong. Your reef tanks videos from your college days were really inspiring. I keep on dreading a tank crash but I wake up to my corals doubling in size and more bizarre creatures crawling out of my live rock every day. Also water chemistry is way more fun than it should be. But I'm also going to call you an arsehole because now I'm looking into setting up a bigger tank.
Love the scape of the drop off... That GSP mat is beautiful! Mine is starting to cover the overflow on the back of my tank, can’t wait
Great video man :). I've had my frogfish for about 2+ years at this point. Feed him a silverside 1/3-1/2 of his body length every 4 days. Usually poke some holes in it and infuse it with a bit of selcon. Sometimes I may get him a live snack such as a damsel, or feed him some frozen krill.
2+ years, that's quite impressive for a Frog, you must be doing something right! Silverside, good idea, let me see if I can find some at my local Asian market
Considering that the majority of wild fish have internal parasites and that frogfish in the wild eat those fish regularly, I don't think you should be worried about parasites. Apparently, their digestive system kills them. Very acidic stomach fluids, perhaps, who knows? I saw a documentary where a frogfish ate a lion fish, one of the most venomous fish ever. If it can digest that with no ill effects, it can digest anything.
Frogfish can eat lionfish, mine ate a dwarf zebra lionfish with no problems at all and no single sign or sickness or illness, but the spines can still cause trouble for the fish if they penetrate the skin.
That makes sense. Sort of like we could feed our dogs raw food since they have a short digestive tract and the bacterias would not have time to establish themselves. It would make sense for their body to adapt to the type of food they eat.
I have 6 anglers (frog fish) and 2 rhinopias fish in a 100 gallon tank have had them about 2 years love them
What do you feed them?
I breed black mollies as food, because by breeding them myself, I can ensure they're parasite free, well nourished and black mollies can be raised in fresh water, then acclimatised to salt.
i like your background music, its not annoying like most other youtubers
I feed my snow flake eel fresh water feeder fish. Had it for eight plus years. Had to give him away to my LFS due to moving. Hope that helps with your decision also your pocket book!
Thanks, definitely good to know!
Ive had my painted frogfish for a few months already. He's about mochi's size may be a bit bigger so he has ALOT of room to grow. I love watching him eat live food but read a post about how freshwater food isn't good for them. However, luckily the method i use for putting food in tank was a net so my frogfish ate frozen shrimp regardless.
I'm still not sure about the diet and I think many are still debating if there are negative effects.
From reading the threads it seems like a variety of diet may be best... freshwater feeders would be OK as long as it is the only thing that the Frog eats day in and day out?
you could get mollies and gut load them yourself in your main tank(might even breed in there but im sure the fry would get picked off) they can live in salt(altho generally in a reef they eventually die because they cant take the flow)
now you could use this as an excuse to make a low flow softy tank with mollies breeding
I have fed a blue carpet ( S. haddoni ) on goldfish and silversides without issue for over a decade. My next tank will be a frogfish tank. Thanks for the video
Looking back at your older videos 🤟
Very informative!!!!! Great video!
Dang!!, 6:02 I saw three I looked away for a couple of seconds there’s only two 6:12
one of the best looking reef tanks i’ve seen
Awesome footage and awesome info👍
Lovely video, thank you for sharing. Your aquarium just keeps getting better and better.
I finally got my frogfish, he is a painted I believe and he cost me $20, and he's lovely. I have been feeding him amano shrimp, but tomorrow he will try his first tetra.
I am thinking about getting him a partner, which I have read is ok, but would like to hear other peoples thoughts.
Hey John, congratulations on your Painted Frogfish! I hear Amano Shrimp is quite pricey, are you breeding them or do you have a good source for these guys? I was thinking about adding another as well and it seems possible as long as they are similar in size or a true pair (male in the pair seems to only be 1/4 in size of the female though, quite dangerous).
Hey IR, Thank you very much, I will have to join instagram so I can show you some pictures.
Luckily in China the amino shrimps are dead cheap, i get around 20 for about 3 USD, I have an extremely simple tiny aquarium and sponge filter to house the shrimp, they last just fine. They have quite a regular supply, although I had to buy some tetras this week because of the Chinese new year. He has eaten all 5 tetras in the last 4 days, and they were $1.50 for 5.
Luckily frogfish are readily available here, so I will probably try a red colour variation and hope it doesn't change so much, my one changed from black to epoxy coloured!
Look fwd to your videos every Sunday man!!!
I have never seen a fish with ELBOWS before! wow that's so freaky!!
Great video! Amazing editing, footage and soundtrack choices. Very entertaining :)
Ending is the boat you were on in the Phils. ( I recognize that loud motor :D ) Great Vid, thanks.
Hahaha nice eye and deduction skills! It was indeed from Philippines!
I've been on many Philippino boats like that. I was out on one several days ago at Calatagan. Hey, I sent you a message on your FB. :)
Hey there great video your frog fish is gorgeous and your drop off tank is off the hook very nice indeed ! keep up with the videos they are all great and very educational and I still have a lot two learn ! Thank you sir for videos !!!
Would love to have one , but it would eat my clowns :(
I was anticipating the Mochi to eat the 3rd damsel & then BAM!!!! Damsel #2 was GONE! 😳😂
Wow, that's expensive. At my LFS they had 2 frog fishes. A warty frogfish for $119, and painted for $89.99.
I just bought a purple and white warty for 250 so don't worry.
@6:00 the FrogFish Is like yoo Stop Moving...
I just got my warty same color, for 75$ from lfs I love them!!!
Nice video and great review on the Frogfish :)
Mochi is a good lookin guy. I think fresh water mollies are a good idea if you feed them Marine foods. Good thinking about fresh and salt water parasites. Drop off looks great bud
Thanks Dave! Got two mollies on standby, just waiting for them to get romantic so I could cradle-rob...
How is your frogfish doing??? My kids and I are about to get one just like Moshi!
Did u get a frogfish ?
I got a frog fish becuase i saw your videos it did some research and went to my local fish stores every week until I found my frog fish
Congrats on your new pet!
Its a shame they can't be kept with any other fish or invertebrates. Such an amazing species
I like feeding freshwater feeders bc they can’t add parasites to the tank. Just got a yellow Wartskin for 130$.
OMG that’s beautiful view on the last seconds of the video, that has to be on the Philippines
Good eye ;-)
Yap it’s the philippines alright :-)
Have you considered raising guppies or mollies in a saltwater tank. I have kept both with no problem as breeders for feeder fish for my saltwater fish and anemones. Just a thought.
I haven't thought about adding the adults directly in the saltwater tank, I do have two mollies in a freshwater tank. Were the guppies and mollies able to reproduce in your saltwater tank?
Yes, no issue. They do better in saltwater then fresh.
They are a loved snack by many, so I suggest keeping them in a none predator tank unless you plan on buying as often as you were damsels. I know breeding them saved me alot of money. A female guppy or Molly was giving me approx 35 babies a month. And they were mostly grown to feeding size in a months time.
Thank you Matyx, I will take a closer look at this. Right now I have my pair of mollies in freshwater, I may slowly convert it into brackish or full strength salt. Although that means I may need ANOTHER tank for the freshwater ghost shrimps...
Sounds like a good excuse for a cheap planted tank...
In looking for a Frog fish,I would keep it in a 25 gallon but later get a bigger tank for it mabye like a 30 or 35 gallon,i can only find the assorted frog fish which it says they grow up to 9" and there 49$ (if anyone is looking for a assorted frogfish i can give you the link)but i really wanted a warty frogfish .
Mochi is so cute!
Does your frogfish attempt to bite you when adding coral to your tank or performing glass maintenance
Loved watching this! And learned a lot - thanks for that! 👍🏻👍🏻
love that tank
Looking good. Sorry to see your clam. I follow you on instagram. Always lookkng forward to your videos
Thank you
What kind of green layout is that at that? I want that for my tank
Did you build this setup? I’ve never see an aquarium like it
I got my red frog fish for 90$. I feed it once a week 2 chromis. And it's always fun to watch
are they all wild caught? if so i dont think its ok to get them.
loved the video, very informative
need help bro.my frogfish got rash, what should I do?
How's the tank and Angler fish doing? I'm curious because I have a small reef tank, bored with the standard clownfish and others, these guys look so cool.and definitely something different. Been doing a lot of research and looking for one like yours.
Hey i just picked one up. Not sure on the breed hes pretty grey. Black friday deal $30. Anyways. I got some shrimp to feed him. My question is how long will freshwater shrimp or fish last in saltwater before they die?
Love your frog fish!
How big do Thay get
Great video mate, we will be gettiing a frogfish soon :)
Very interesting fish. How much do frogfish eat in one day? Or how many fish?
I tell people to never buy rosyred minmows or commet goldfish for marine carnivores. Instead, I recommend using mollies and ghost shrimp. Sailfin mollies are much larger and have bigger babies than most regular mollies. They can be raised in a marine sump. Most bait shops also sell blood worms but that can be expensive option.
What about two frog fish in the same tank?
Frogfish are cool but they eat everything and are a pain in the ass. I had one eat a drumfish twice it’s size.
awesome video!
Great update, I have two frogfish and they are fun to watch...hunting.
Thanks! Are the two pretty close in size? I thought it would be cool to keep two Frogs but worried that one may eat the other...!
Inappropriate Reefer if they are a similar size it can work if have seen 3 together at the LFS and they where wart skins
I have read its okay
Awesome tank mate
What does it mean when a damsel flares its fins?
stressed, or aggressive display
I have two 20 gallon filters for my 20 gallon tank, will this be adequate filtration or too much filtration?
Awesome video!! 😍👌
would i be able to have a small cleanup crew like some snails and maybe a couple emerald crabs or would he go after them?
Snails are no problem, I did have an emerald crab and an Anemone crab disappear in that tank, although I did not catch Mochi in the act but I would not put it pass him...
AWESOME 🐠Video!
The leaf fish you used to keep are in the family of frogfish?
Leaf fish is in the Scorpion fish family I believe
rip mochi
Why not try to feed saltwater ghost shrimp? They are the same price and size.
All my LFS carries freshwater ones =/
Are they saltwater or freshwater 🧐
Saltwater here!
Would I be able to put two frog fish in one tank ?
I have a warty frogfish that is yellow and maroon in color; His name is Frogger and I only paid 100$ from my LFS. I have a 10 gallon Tank for him and it seems to be just fine. He has his spots that he sits in daily and does a couple laps around the tank. I was wondering could I possible add another that is white and maroon to my 10 gallon?
I also at the of buying the frog fish I bought a dwarf zebra lionfish to go with it, they were just fine until I left to go watch a movie and the frog fish ate the lionfish without a single problem when I came back. My frogfish eats anything I give it for the most part to, got lucky there.
Doh! Pretty surprising your Frog was able to gulp down an entire Dward Zebra Lion! How large is your Frog??
Love the reef of Philippine
Looking for a for a 150 gallon tank. I to haverify more info
Looking for a second frogfish
I have a marine betta, can i put them together ?
I'd stay away from Freshwater feeder fish just because of the chance of disease.
Please let me know where I can get one. Thanks
Hi there, I was wondering if it would be okay to start a young frogfish off in a 10 gallon aquarium and then upgrade the tank as it grows?
+Caden Hemond yep no problem! 👍
Thanks
I use guppies and mollies for mine😄
Got mine free found him in the washed up sea weed . In the gulf coast 🍻
RIP
Do you still have your frog fish? Can you make a slo-mo reel of this fish eating? It happens so fast I rewind it but still he is too fast lol
Mochi passed away around a year ago :( Theres a video if you look it up. I heard they dont have long life spans
Since you have saltwater fish and coral, I guess you are like the coral reefs and marine ecosystems. I am therefore worried that you feed with live damsel fish. It will probably be good for your frogfish, but not for our marine ecosystems and coral reefs (Cyanide and other toxins are often used to catch hobby fish in the marine environment which is participating in destroying the coral reefs). Many of the fish we have in the aquarium hobbies cannot be bred in captivity. However, some species can, but not all of the species can breed quickly enough to satisfy supply and demand. I would therefore recommend you to train your frogfish to eat dead feeder fish that can be purchased in bulk at your retailer, as I think these are a more environmentally sound decision.
I'm in this hobby myself, but want to make my decisions as environmental friendly as possible :) Otherwise, I love your videos so keep up the good work. I have attached a link from the National Geographic about the above topic, maybe you can make a video about this one day 😊
news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/03/160310-aquarium-saltwater-tropical-fish-cyanide-coral-reefs/
Thank you for your thoughtful comment! I have read the link you sent before and actually wanted to visit one of the net catching exporter in Philippines during my last Asia trip, sadly it did not happen this time but that is on my to-do list, I want to see what actually happens on the other end.
I remember scientific paper has been published on the impact of ornamental reef fish collection and how it was minimum compared to commercial fishing (fish specie population actually increases overtime at collection site), but this is of course assuming collectors stick to the rules. There has been many debates around this topic and maybe one day I will be brave enough to put in my $0.02 as a hobbyist, I think my personal believe puts me somewhere in the middle leaning more towards your side. Thank you again for sharing your thoughts and following the channel!
What kind of tank do you have?
I so want a frog fish 😩
i was hoping to have 1 ut you killed dream by saying hed eat dassels i have 1 lonely 1 i can't murder, i just ordered ( CN-66284 SW - Flame Angelfish (Christmas/Marshalls)- Small Qty: 1, Price: $54.99 each = $54.99
CN-76453 SW - Powder Blue Tang (Maldives) - Small/Medium Qty: 1, Price: $55.99 each = $55.99
CN-86538 SW - Dwarf Red Tip Hermit Crab Qty: 5, Price: $1.29 each = $6.45
CN-39097 SW - Dwarf Yellow Tip Hermit Crab Qty: 5, Price: $1.29 each = $6.45
CN-90037 SW - Red Gracilaria Feeding Algae - Aquacultured 1/4 lb Qty: 1, Price: $9.99 each = $9.99
Subtotal: $133.87
Next Day Air: Free!
Tax: $11.25
Shipping Category 1 Sub-total: $145.12
but i love exotc fish if i choose frogfish should i buy live shimp or frozen
or can i get oxfish
Bad ass when it took that damsel lol deserves it rite when damsels are aggressive with other fish lol
I paid 250 and it was worth it.
I want a frog fish can you help me
My lfs a has like a 6inch red frogfish for 80$ I'm thinking of scooping up 👆
Guppies are not fatty
Nomnomnom
I'm lokig for a frog fish
I have a frogfish! First time I’ve seen someone with another frogfish!! I’m on Instagram @zabasreef
Ehhh just put me in a bowl wih some pebbles Ehhh