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Old 11-16-2006, 01:14 PM   #1
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Hi...I posed this question in another link, but I am wondering if a YWG will eat pods. I thought I had a good population going and now they seem to have been eliminated. The YWG has always been in my tank, but he is not coming up to eat that often anymore and he is still chunky.

Is it possible my YWG got a taste for pods?
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My LMB eats pods....and my clown eats pods......i think any carnivorous/omnivorous fish has the potential to develop a taste for them.........
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Ok...good to know...

So, my YWG, LMB, 4 clowns and foxface could be eating them...

how about shrimp?
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