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caseysimp7
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wow very nice and colorful tank.
redman1221
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azul1994
Guest
Awesome Tank!
coralreefer
Active Member
where did you get that bright green monti cap? it's awesome
scarface
Member
Originally Posted by coralreefer
http:///forum/post/2544171
where did you get that bright green monti cap? it's awesome
Thanks. I got it from a store in CT.
http:///forum/post/2544171
where did you get that bright green monti cap? it's awesome
Thanks. I got it from a store in CT.
scarface
Member
Originally Posted by kjr_trig
http:///forum/post/2544263
Nice to see an Achilles, how long have you had him? I had one for 5+ years, wonderful fish....Nice Tank
This will be the 2nd year ive had him. I think the key to keeping these fish is a lot of flow and i have like 53x turnover in the tank. What do you attribute your successful for keeping one for 5+ years? I agree they have awesome personality!
http:///forum/post/2544263
Nice to see an Achilles, how long have you had him? I had one for 5+ years, wonderful fish....Nice Tank
This will be the 2nd year ive had him. I think the key to keeping these fish is a lot of flow and i have like 53x turnover in the tank. What do you attribute your successful for keeping one for 5+ years? I agree they have awesome personality!
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heart & sole
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nice clam ...love those orange zoos, what kind are they?
scarface
Member
Originally Posted by Heart & Sole
http:///forum/post/2544499
nice clam ...love those orange zoos, what kind are they?
honestly I dont know but I loved the coloring on them and thats why I got it.
http:///forum/post/2544499
nice clam ...love those orange zoos, what kind are they?
honestly I dont know but I loved the coloring on them and thats why I got it.
kjr_trig
Active Member
Originally Posted by Scarface
http:///forum/post/2544269
This will be the 2nd year ive had him. I think the key to keeping these fish is a lot of flow and i have like 53x turnover in the tank. What do you attribute your successful for keeping one for 5+ years? I agree they have awesome personality!
I would say prestine water with great skimming, good diet with plenty of greens, and maybe a little luck of getting a good fish
53X turnover, WOW!! Mine was the undisputed boss of the tank, and that was with 2 triggers a porky puffer and a wrasse...They are very tough fish.
Oh, btw he actually came with the house we bought in SC, he had been in for 2 years when I moved in...I.E. he lived over 7 years in that tank, they are very hardy once establish IMO.
http:///forum/post/2544269
This will be the 2nd year ive had him. I think the key to keeping these fish is a lot of flow and i have like 53x turnover in the tank. What do you attribute your successful for keeping one for 5+ years? I agree they have awesome personality!
I would say prestine water with great skimming, good diet with plenty of greens, and maybe a little luck of getting a good fish
Oh, btw he actually came with the house we bought in SC, he had been in for 2 years when I moved in...I.E. he lived over 7 years in that tank, they are very hardy once establish IMO.
scarface
Member
Originally Posted by kjr_trig
http:///forum/post/2544706
I would say prestine water with great skimming, good diet with plenty of greens, and maybe a little luck of getting a good fish
53X turnover, WOW!! Mine was the undisputed boss of the tank, and that was with 2 triggers a porky puffer and a wrasse...They are very tough fish.
Oh, btw he actually came with the house we bought in SC, he had been in for 2 years when I moved in...I.E. he lived over 7 years in that tank, they are very hardy once establish IMO.
He loves to swim against the flow. Hes such a good fish once they are settled in. So you didnt have the fun of trying to get him to eat since he came with the house? I also think having him in a qt also helped him get comfortable. He didnt have to compete for food.
http:///forum/post/2544706
I would say prestine water with great skimming, good diet with plenty of greens, and maybe a little luck of getting a good fish
Oh, btw he actually came with the house we bought in SC, he had been in for 2 years when I moved in...I.E. he lived over 7 years in that tank, they are very hardy once establish IMO.
He loves to swim against the flow. Hes such a good fish once they are settled in. So you didnt have the fun of trying to get him to eat since he came with the house? I also think having him in a qt also helped him get comfortable. He didnt have to compete for food.