On 6/4/03 11:40 AM, "Mysteryman" <bestfish_at_alaweb.com> wrote:
> What kind of disaster was it?
>
> Sculpins reportedly aren't that hard to keep, really.
> C. bairdi needs cool water, a bit of current, and water that's not too
> soft or acidic. It's also highly susceptible to aluminium poisoning, as
> I understand it.
> It won't normally eat flake food, but may take pellets with some
> training. Otherwise you'll need strips of flesh or feeders.
>
> All that said, I've never kept them myself; I'm just telling you some
> stuff I looked up in a book. It's likely that others here have kept them
> and could help you
> more.
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