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soccer
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Could I still feed sticklebacks frozen mysis?Hogchoker are easy. They'll eat anything that makes it to the bottom. I've had good luck with freshwater stickleback species too, though I've always kept them in small numbers such that it was practical to feed live foods exclusively.
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Posted 16 March 2012 - 09:16 AM
Thanks, I appreciate all the advice, it was a big help!The species you mentioned have wide ranges of tolerance for both temperature and salinity, but may be better adapted to different conditions at different times in their lives, or among regional populations. If you have the time and energy to control those parameters closely, I'd suggest you try to match the water you found them in rather than the recommendations of even the most experienced forum members.
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