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...got a 3" foxface lo from the host here today...I've looked at several large ones locally for a while now. This one from SWF is excellant. This is the first fish I have ever considered from a on-line source...and to my pleasent suprise its looking healthy and in great condition.
It was added a few hours ago and was very skittish at first. color was way off and it hid behind the rockwork. Just for the past 20-30 minutes its been out checking the new neighborhood...coloration is close to full. So far the coral beauty seems to be the most interested...the hippo and tomato just cruise by...the coral beauty seems to be sayin..."Who's the new kid?"
Hopefully this guy will contribute in a positive manner and develope a taste for brysopis and valonia. That is the primary reason I wanted to find one...plus the coloration is a good contrast to my other fish.
Ya'all don't worry about him or the hippo for that matter growing too big for my display. I'm very confident the filtration can handle the bio-load...I'm confident the angel/clown/tang/rabbitfish will peacefully co-exist...and there is no doubt the display will be much larger long before any of these guys develope problems from lack of space.
As soon as I can I'll try to get a few pics of the dude...so far though its lookin' good.![Cool :cool: :cool:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
It was added a few hours ago and was very skittish at first. color was way off and it hid behind the rockwork. Just for the past 20-30 minutes its been out checking the new neighborhood...coloration is close to full. So far the coral beauty seems to be the most interested...the hippo and tomato just cruise by...the coral beauty seems to be sayin..."Who's the new kid?"
Hopefully this guy will contribute in a positive manner and develope a taste for brysopis and valonia. That is the primary reason I wanted to find one...plus the coloration is a good contrast to my other fish.
Ya'all don't worry about him or the hippo for that matter growing too big for my display. I'm very confident the filtration can handle the bio-load...I'm confident the angel/clown/tang/rabbitfish will peacefully co-exist...and there is no doubt the display will be much larger long before any of these guys develope problems from lack of space.
As soon as I can I'll try to get a few pics of the dude...so far though its lookin' good.