WTS: Pellet feeding male mandarin

[plakat]

Around 2 inches all nice and healthy, selling it at $45. Please PM if interested.

[Jameshong]

Around 2 inches all nice and healthy, selling it at $45. Please PM if interested.

Where to view?

[dryDiver]

hi bro, what do they feed on?

[inwear]

Bro can u watapp me the feeding video to 91190251.interested.thks

[plakat]

Hey everyone,

This mandarin feeds on NLS & Dainichi pellets. Collection will be done in Jurong west. will try to take video of it feeding on pellets

[plakat]

Currently Reserved.

[bakkah]

Nice price on feeding pallet mandarin

[RushAct]

bro can post the video here please? altho its reserved but i would like to see. is it a spotted or green mandarin?

[plakat]

Sale put on hold for now till I catch the bugger, its proving very hard to catch it in the day. Need to ambush at night.

The mandarin don't swarm all over the pellets like most fishes would, it will hover around, zero in then swallow the pellet (like it usual feeding behaviour)

I'm feeding size 0.5mm/1mm.

Btw its a green mandarin aka Synchiropus splendidus.

Lets see if i can get a video.

[dryDiver]

Sale put on hold for now till I catch the bugger, its proving very hard to catch it in the day. Need to ambush at night. The mandarin don't swarm all over the pellets like most fishes would, it will hover around, zero in then swallow the pellet (like it usual feeding behaviour) I'm feeding size 0.5mm/1mm. Btw its a green mandarin aka Synchiropus splendidus. Lets see if i can get a video.

thanks for sharing bro. if i m not mistaken, its a bottom feeder n pecking on rocks.

Looking fwd to ur video

[inwear]

ML hv a pallet feeding mandarin and its priceless > not for sale by Henry

[yeo99]

Yes pallet eating mandarin are priceless, very difficult to train.

[plakat]

Gone to a better home already very hard to take a vid, only managed a pic

[christan1959]

Yah I heard abt Henry's pellet-feeding mandarin. But when he offered to demonstrate to me one day, the fish totally ignored the pellets. So I have my doubts. It is possible to train difficult fish like copperband butterfly to eat dry food, but mandrins? At best, they will accept frozen food. I will have to see to believe.