travelerjp98
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I just love groupers... so I also really like the rainbow grouper.
post a pic of one of youre favourite fish
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al&burke
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Originally Posted by 1guyDude http:///t/387896/post-a-pic-of-one-of-youre-favourite-fish/20#post_3417771
LOL Al is that a lawnmower blenny up in ur outtake?
Yes - back in the old days when i ran a FX5 Fluval Canister - I would shut it off at feeding and he went in every time.
Originally Posted by 1guyDude http:///t/387896/post-a-pic-of-one-of-youre-favourite-fish/20#post_3417771
LOL Al is that a lawnmower blenny up in ur outtake?
Yes - back in the old days when i ran a FX5 Fluval Canister - I would shut it off at feeding and he went in every time.
travelerjp98
Active Member
So when you turned it back on after feeding did he FLY out of there? LOL...
clown-keeper99
Member
Flames are my favorite:
rainbow grouper
Active Member
I love flames to and i must agrre with jip groupers are awesome.
rainbow grouper
Active Member
I love emperors to it seems mother nature has a sense of irony scince the prettyist fish are hardest to keep and biggest.
clown-keeper99
Member
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Originally Posted by Kiefers http:///t/387896/post-a-pic-of-one-of-youre-favourite-fish/20#post_3418691
Sax!!!!!! I keep coming back to this fish!!!! I WANT one!!!
Thats a Fu manchu isnt it
Originally Posted by Kiefers http:///t/387896/post-a-pic-of-one-of-youre-favourite-fish/20#post_3418691
Sax!!!!!! I keep coming back to this fish!!!! I WANT one!!!
Thats a Fu manchu isnt it
mpgt
Member
Quote:
Originally Posted by kceast2yah http:///t/387896/post-a-pic-of-one-of-youre-favourite-fish#post_3417657
Clowns
Wartskin Angler
(RIP)
The black clown and angler are awesome.
Originally Posted by kceast2yah http:///t/387896/post-a-pic-of-one-of-youre-favourite-fish#post_3417657
Clowns
Wartskin Angler
(RIP)
The black clown and angler are awesome.
kiefers
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Originally Posted by clown-keeper99 http:///t/387896/post-a-pic-of-one-of-youre-favourite-fish/20#post_3418826
Thats a Fu manchu isnt it
No...... blackfooted/bluefin lion fish.
Originally Posted by clown-keeper99 http:///t/387896/post-a-pic-of-one-of-youre-favourite-fish/20#post_3418826
Thats a Fu manchu isnt it
No...... blackfooted/bluefin lion fish.
S
saxman
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Quote:
Originally Posted by clown-keeper99 http://20#post_3418826
Thats a Fu manchu isnt it
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kiefers http:///t/387896/post-a-pic-of-one-of-youre-favourite-fish/20#post_3419014
No...... blackfooted/bluefin lion fish.
We have a winner! The fish in question is indeed Parapterois heterura, AKA the blackfoot/bluefin lionfish.
These fish can sometimes be found for sale in the early spring, and they're great fish, but very touchy in terms of temp, water quality, and pretty much everything. They're a temperate fish that must, and I mean MUST be kept cool (we run ours at 63*F). Even then, most of the time, they only live a couple of months. They're very slow, picky eaters too. We've been fortunate enuff to have been able to keep one for over a year and counting, but that's a rarity from what we hear. Actually, according to Frank Marini, we've kept this fish the longest that he knows of.
It's kinda too bad, because they're really pretty little lions.
This is a fu, which has been an great fish for us once it was weaned, which took 3 months, altho both of us, esp. Renee is much better at weaning now (LOTS of practice):
Originally Posted by clown-keeper99 http://20#post_3418826
Thats a Fu manchu isnt it
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kiefers http:///t/387896/post-a-pic-of-one-of-youre-favourite-fish/20#post_3419014
No...... blackfooted/bluefin lion fish.
We have a winner! The fish in question is indeed Parapterois heterura, AKA the blackfoot/bluefin lionfish.
These fish can sometimes be found for sale in the early spring, and they're great fish, but very touchy in terms of temp, water quality, and pretty much everything. They're a temperate fish that must, and I mean MUST be kept cool (we run ours at 63*F). Even then, most of the time, they only live a couple of months. They're very slow, picky eaters too. We've been fortunate enuff to have been able to keep one for over a year and counting, but that's a rarity from what we hear. Actually, according to Frank Marini, we've kept this fish the longest that he knows of.
It's kinda too bad, because they're really pretty little lions.
This is a fu, which has been an great fish for us once it was weaned, which took 3 months, altho both of us, esp. Renee is much better at weaning now (LOTS of practice):
rainbow grouper
Active Member
Thats the competition over so shall we get back on topic LOL
S
saxman
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The fu is also a fave, so I think we were ON topic, but if you say so...like I said, I could flood the thread with "faves".
rainbow grouper
Active Member
ok then if you must