If I dump these in my 46g reef, would they hatch?
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Doubtful, your filtration will probably gather them all up before the had a chance to hatch. Also not sure if the salinity matches from your tank and what they hatch in.
1035594
I would think so as long as the fish are under about a pound or so. But they are very small and may cause a choking hazard.
2195307
I doubt they will nest very well. i only have 1, but think it wont nest. let me know, also.
1596813
Not if you plan on a reef tank with stony corals. For a great deal more check out my publication, www.advancedaquarist.com
627080
They will more than likely sink. They aren't extremely heavy but not light enough to float. I hope this helps.
1161236
I have these for my geckos but to be honest its not a tank really for a turtle. I would think you would be better with an aquarium that you can make land/ water . The doors on these will make it hard to do a lot in there and it would only be a 3" water that you could put in.
2231260
My sons just hatched yesterday and is about 3 1/2" long. I have read that you should keep them in water for about 2 - 3 weeks.
2165270
Yes, they can, but I wouldn't through a bunch into the water. Just like living worms it will make the water a mess. I only feed what they will eat in a couple minutes. The rest I pull out. As far as I'm concerned they are so much easier than the live ones.
958159
I would say no. The material that they are made of wouldn't do well in water.
1093762
I do not recommend if you have coral, but for fish only maybe. Im using these light for 40g breed tank. Fish only with live rock
2103147
no ... they will float around ... this is a great product IF they work, i ordered 6 and out of the 6 only 3 worked properly - keep the box they came in just in case they do not work - they are not very bright so you will need quite a few to make an impact
584492
No, they do not. i placed them among the rocks and foliage in the aquarium.
875799
HI there... Just drop one in warm water and wait.. It will take a day or two but the egg will crack and a baby dinosaur will hatch!
1766955
Yes! There is a dish on the bottom for that, and i would look up how to hatch both types of eggs, im pretty sure they need different humidity and tempatures, so more then likely no. I would read A LOT on what the eggs will need and the hatchlings as well before starting anything, eggs are pretty complicated, and it can be heart breaking when they dont hatch.
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They do sink. My water flow is kinda strong, so they move across the front of the tank as they sink. If I didn't have such a strong current they would sink directly to the bottom. My fish all line up as they know the pellets move along the current. The fish seem to like pellets.
160522
I ordered mine later in the season, but I would think someplace cool and dry would work. I hope you love them as much as I did...I was persistent enough to get pics, both at time of hatching and a couple months later. Simply amazing!
875934
NO! They will sink like a brick! Awesome and excellent for fitness/strength training ONLY! They are heavy and stiff.