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Biota Palau Mandarin Dragonet Fish – Captive Bred, Easy to Care For

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $93.00.Current price is: $64.78.

Captive bred Mandarin Dragonet that feeds on pellets and frozen food, no live feed needed.

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Mandarin Dragonet by Biota Palau

Biota Palau’s captive-bred Mandarin Dragonets are an ethical and easy-to-care-for alternative to wild-caught specimens. These fish do not require live foods and will readily eat pellet and frozen foods, making them ideal for home aquariums.

Synchiropus splendidus is one of the most visually striking fish in the aquarium world, featuring a striking mix of blue-green and red body coloration with deep blue accents on the fins.

Feature Detail
Species Synchiropus splendidus
Origin Captive-bred in Palau
Feeding Pellets and frozen foods
Live Food Required No

FAQ

Do Mandarin Dragonets need live food to survive?

No, Biota Palau’s Mandarin Dragonets do not require live food. They feed well on pellets and frozen foods.

What is the coloration of the Mandarin Dragonet?

The fish have a mix of blue-green and red body coloration with deep blue accents on the fins.

Are these fish suitable for beginners?

Yes, due to their ease of feeding and low requirement for live food, they are a good choice for beginner aquarium keepers.

3 reviews for Biota Palau Mandarin Dragonet Fish – Captive Bred, Easy to Care For

  1. Christian Cornish –

    Received my Mandarin Dragonet in good condition. It’s vibrant with the blue-green and red colors as described. Feeds well on the frozen food I’ve been using. No issues with feeding or behavior so far. Very happy with the purchase.

  2. John McGrath –

    The fish arrived healthy and active. I was worried about live food requirements, but this one eats pellets easily. The coloration is stunning and it’s been a joy to watch in the tank.

  3. Elizabeth Arnold –

    The dragonet looks beautiful and has adapted well to the tank. It’s not as active as I expected, but it’s eating regularly. Would recommend to others who want a colorful, low-maintenance fish.

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