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Old September 6th 03, 05:52 AM
Rick Wagner
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Default Gulf Toadfish

Does anyone have any/much experience with the gulf toadfish (Opsanus Beta)
While picking up some aquacultured live rock in tampa 2 years ago, the
place gave me the toadfish that was caught in a net.
I have had this guy in a 38gal alone for the last year or so, and it just
doesnt seem to be the best home for him.
I am pretty sure I cannot put him in my reef tank, or can I? nothing I
found indicates his died included corals, mainly smaller fish and
shrimp/crabs.

I could put him in my 240gal FOLR tank, but I fear it would hid under in
the rock and sand and not get enough food. Any idea on the best home for
it?

-Rick


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