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$140 for a show size Koran Angel, He was 7-8 inches when i got him. I went away for the weekend over the summer and lost almost all of my fish. My neighbor knoked out the power for two days while i was at the beach. lost my $140 Koran, a $70 cortez (5") a $45 French (2-3") $35 Spanish Hog...

I live in NJ and during the summer people see butterflys and angels off our shores, so NC should have a ton of stuff, i would think atleast.

So heres a picture of the fish. Very camera shy, but also very curious about whats going on. My good camera got ruined so this is the best picture i could get

That actually looks just like him. Granted he's smaller. I only paid $50.00 for him, maybe its because hes so small but thats exactly what he looks like!

It has the body shape of the marine betta but its not black at all. Really a light blue. Ive seen marine bettas this guys size and they were much darker. It also lacks the eye spot. I found my camera but sadly it got destroyed when our basement flooded a couple weeks ago. So as soon as i...

Hi guys, so i bought a fish at a LFS and i cant remember the name of it. I thought it was labled something like powleri betta or something betta, but i couldnt find anything when i searched the web. The guy at the store (a very respectable store that i really trust with a very good staff and...

The Old wifes fish, i work at a LFS and we get them from time to time, small ones like three inches. Hard to get eating but otherwise cool. We sell them for about $150.00

Absolutely Fish has an amazing selection. Def worth a trip.

Just wanted to say great picture!

Some butterly fish are mostly white, but tend to cost alittle more. For instance the Spotfin Butterfly-Chaetodon ocellatus. Hamlets can be alittle on the agressive side so that might be out. The molly idea was good!

Last spring i added eighteen cleaner clams to my 285g fish only tank. At first they all buried themselves. But over the course of two weeks the shells of two of them showed up. About two monthes ago i added more rocks and dug up fourteen clams. Figured that wasnt so bad. Recently, after...

I have seen them and i think they look like shampoo bottles lol but i havent used them yet. If you do try them post your feed back as im interested as well

No, but you can do one of the tangs in the Naso or Ctenochaetus groups or a hep tang. The flasher wrasses should be a great choice, smaller fish that is a very active swimmer and very peaceful. If you wanted some cool color an orange spot foxface is a nice choice.

If they're free you have nothing to lose. Just toss them in.

I personally have a school of about 5 gold dust mollys and about three sailfin molleys and i bought them at *****, netted them out of the bag, and tossed them in my 285g SW tank. No acclimation at all. They all lived and swim together happily now.