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Matt Pedersen says:
Frank, sorry I never saw this comment before tonight! I think you'd be fine in a tank that size keeping both species together..and probably even in multiples provided they're added at the same time and there is enough cover for them all.Matt Pedersen says:
Translation via Google - "I feel proud of the dedication of brother Marten Luter Salossa who raised environmental issues about the threat of endemic fish (Melatenio Bosemani) commonly referred to as Ayamaru as Sekiak."Matt Pedersen says:
What an interesting viewpoint; offering the Google Translate English version - "I am diabetic and my main hoby is marine aquarium hobby my vision starts to fail asymmetric device helps a lot. My warmest thanks Thank you"Matt Pedersen says:
The Raw Data is not available for obvious privacy reasons. However, you can find reporting covering this data in two online locations. The first is the 2019 MACNA Program Guide - https://www.reef2rainforest.com/2019/08/28/macna-2019-official-program-guide-book/ - this mainly reports some of the more interesting freeform responses we received. The second is in my 2019 MACNA presentation, in which you'll find more granular data and many more of the questions that were part of the survey. https://www.reef2rainforest.com/2019/10/24/video-meeting-the-aquaculture-needs-of-your-local-fish-store/ I hope that's helpful, thanks! - MattMatt Pedersen says:
Craig, I hear you! I should note that we only received word of the bill about 24 hours before the comment period closed, and we published the blog post ASAP and pushed it out on all our social media channels (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest). There were only hours left by that point. While the time for commentary had passed by the time our newsletter was sent, I believe the story serves as a reminder to remain vigilant with regards to marine aquarium trade issues at home and abroad.Matt Pedersen says:
Thanks for the update Dan!