Carpet Surfing
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btldreef
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Originally Posted by Daftboy
http:///forum/post/3261128
I know .. except i want a flame from Fiji.. .the colors are slightly diff.. but since no fish are really coming out from there ATM ... it seems fruitless..
Yeah, mine is very colorful, lots of blue. I waited a long time to find one with the right coloration. My coral,beauty has fabulous colors too, w/ some rare blue tints, but again, I waited.
That being said, I really don't think a flame is suited for anything smaller than a 55G.
http:///forum/post/3261128
I know .. except i want a flame from Fiji.. .the colors are slightly diff.. but since no fish are really coming out from there ATM ... it seems fruitless..
Yeah, mine is very colorful, lots of blue. I waited a long time to find one with the right coloration. My coral,beauty has fabulous colors too, w/ some rare blue tints, but again, I waited.
That being said, I really don't think a flame is suited for anything smaller than a 55G.
daftboy
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I saw a really nice potters today at one of the LFS.. i was thinking of getting it since in 2 months or so I will be moving it all to a 125 gallon... you think that is a wise move ? The color of the potter is really nice and its been at the store for 2 weeks now and eating well...
btldreef
Moderator
Originally Posted by Daftboy
http:///forum/post/3261264
I saw a really nice potters today at one of the LFS.. i was thinking of getting it since in 2 months or so I will be moving it all to a 125 gallon... you think that is a wise move ? The color of the potter is really nice and its been at the store for 2 weeks now and eating well...
Potters are much more difficult to care for. Most don't live past a year. They're also more likely to nip than some dwarfsn
http:///forum/post/3261264
I saw a really nice potters today at one of the LFS.. i was thinking of getting it since in 2 months or so I will be moving it all to a 125 gallon... you think that is a wise move ? The color of the potter is really nice and its been at the store for 2 weeks now and eating well...
Potters are much more difficult to care for. Most don't live past a year. They're also more likely to nip than some dwarfsn