how did i miss that vid, wow.

dave has just introduced 4 minidarts to his tank. yahooo....
dave fason's minidarts

Would like to bump this thread for more links and info.

Good thread. Hoping to learn some more about these fish.
I do believe that the redspots are as difficult to care for as some believe. I've had two of my four over two months on feedings about once or twice a day. They look great and show no signs of needing more to eat.

& up

Has anyone been successful with them yet.

I've had my spots for 3-4 months. Feeding once a day sometimes twice. The ones that make it through shipping seem to do great. No problems so far.

Check out the current issue of Reefs Magazine. Short answer is yes.

what's the long answer?

Yyyeeeesss

"Check out the current issue of Reefs Magazine."

http://www.reefsmagazine.com/showthread.php?t=87840

psh, i don't even know what that is.

and it sounds like a lot of work.

Fair enough!

well there you go.

I have a group of 5 and a couple of the males have had eggs but I saw the last batch produce unfertile eggs. Spit them out and my other fish came to the rescue/lunch buffet and ate just caviar. I need more to create a super shoal...lol

Just in case you needed motivation to think about them.

^^ Great pic Bitts!! ^^

My 5 I got from DD are still doing well, I have had them for a little over a month now.

Fantastic photo there.

They do appear to be pretty skinny though.

lol They are a bit skinny there, aren't they. Still its one of the best examples of what a large grouping could do, that I've seen. So I guess I just got carried away with having looked closely.