Update: I didn't do too well with the Copperband Butterfly...It never ate and died within a few days. I had zoos and button polyps(besides the regular offerings of plankton and mysis) etc...but it wouldn't even attempt to eat...I am disappointed about that loss....Very disappointed...of course I worried that it was my fault for the "quick" set up...I really can't dwell on it though. Everything else at this point is thriving and eating regularly...begging for food.
So this is what I got last Friday, photos too:
Queen Angelfish (itty bitty nickel sized) I had to have it! It's quite a little pistol!
(2) Dispar Anthias~
Tribal Blenny~ Voracious hair algae eater!
Yellow Watchman Goby
Green Clown Goby~ I named it Waldo (due to size and camo)
Longfin Sleeper Goby
Pygmy Angelfish
Honestly! I can't lie! The rock is not that purple, the coloring on my camera is off a bit...
My camera skills: not so great... But this guy is such a little show boat, coming up to the glass to pose. (Seriously though, I figure he sees his reflection, and wants to spar a bit)
Pygmy, Queen, and Latticed, ...and cleaner. The Pygmy and Queen did have a short lived duel upon first introducing them to the tank. I thought it was going to have a result of the worst kind, but they have since worked it out. They will pass each other in that sort of circular dance and then they go different ways. I think this may be a bigger problem in a couple years when the Queen grows. I will move the Pygmy at that time.
This photo just shows how tiny the Queen is. If you dont see it, it is the front, bottom, center blue speck.
More updates coming soon.
So this is what I got last Friday, photos too:
Queen Angelfish (itty bitty nickel sized) I had to have it! It's quite a little pistol!
(2) Dispar Anthias~
Tribal Blenny~ Voracious hair algae eater!
Yellow Watchman Goby
Green Clown Goby~ I named it Waldo (due to size and camo)
Longfin Sleeper Goby
Pygmy Angelfish
Honestly! I can't lie! The rock is not that purple, the coloring on my camera is off a bit...
My camera skills: not so great... But this guy is such a little show boat, coming up to the glass to pose. (Seriously though, I figure he sees his reflection, and wants to spar a bit)
Pygmy, Queen, and Latticed, ...and cleaner. The Pygmy and Queen did have a short lived duel upon first introducing them to the tank. I thought it was going to have a result of the worst kind, but they have since worked it out. They will pass each other in that sort of circular dance and then they go different ways. I think this may be a bigger problem in a couple years when the Queen grows. I will move the Pygmy at that time.
This photo just shows how tiny the Queen is. If you dont see it, it is the front, bottom, center blue speck.
More updates coming soon.
