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sea worthy
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Originally Posted by jhebi
here is mine
That is one AWESOME looking fish, I have never seen one in any of my local fish stores
here is mine
That is one AWESOME looking fish, I have never seen one in any of my local fish stores
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i just got a job at the lfs and i was goint to buy new set up because i get it for the price we pay for it. but the question is how big of a tank should i get for a fu manchu it will be a reef and he will be the only fish and ill post some pics of my 2 voiltians
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ya i was going to get a 30 gallon tank and stand and built canopy so i could put good lights. up loading my lions now
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thats my new baby got her like 2 weeks ago
thats leo the boss of the tank
and this is there habitat
so would it be ok to keep a Fu Manchu in a 29 gallon reef with him only no other fish?
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i just decide instead of setting up a new tank i will put the Fu manchu in my 75 soon to be reef. the tank went through some isues so i recycled it and its been going again for 3 months so he would go with a scopas tank and 2 false percula clowns could i have 2 Fu Manchus in the 75 with the others
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the one is but i was think bout gettin a marron istead but could i have 2 dwarfs how do you tell the --- on the fuzzy dwarfs so i could get male and female isnt it 4-6bars female 6-10 bars male
jam1e
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Originally Posted by Tanks Alot
4-6bars female 6-10 bars male
exactly .. and I wouldn't mix 2 male Dwarf Lions .. Pteoris Lions would be alright together but not Dwarves .. you might be able to get away with two females though .. and you'd probably be alright with one male and one female
4-6bars female 6-10 bars male
exactly .. and I wouldn't mix 2 male Dwarf Lions .. Pteoris Lions would be alright together but not Dwarves .. you might be able to get away with two females though .. and you'd probably be alright with one male and one female
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i had 1 male an 1 female fuzzy in my 55 until i up graded to the 125
sugarfox03
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I love the pics!! I am debating on what lion to get to go in my new 105g. I thought I wanted a fuzzy, but after seeing that fu manchu, I can't decide!! Which would be better for my tank? It will be a fowlr, I plan on having some type of lion, coral beauty, maroon clown, a yellow tang, and if its not too much a fairy wrasse or anthias. 5 fish in a 105, with 20g refugium. Would this be ok? Would these fish all get along? What lion would be better, a fuzzy or a fu manchu?
murph145
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my fuzzy doesnt bother anyone and no one bothers him....
in my 180 i have a blue hippo tang, a yellow tang, a large pink tail trigger, a fuzzy drawrf lionfish, 4 lyertail anthias, mandarin dragonet, lawnmower blenny, siscor tail goby, clarki clown, and a yellow coris wrasse and no one fights or misbehaves its amazing lol that they all co exist happily
in my 180 i have a blue hippo tang, a yellow tang, a large pink tail trigger, a fuzzy drawrf lionfish, 4 lyertail anthias, mandarin dragonet, lawnmower blenny, siscor tail goby, clarki clown, and a yellow coris wrasse and no one fights or misbehaves its amazing lol that they all co exist happily
quil
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Originally Posted by SugarFox03
I love the pics!! I am debating on what lion to get to go in my new 105g. I thought I wanted a fuzzy, but after seeing that fu manchu, I can't decide!! Which would be better for my tank? It will be a fowlr, I plan on having some type of lion, coral beauty, maroon clown, a yellow tang, and if its not too much a fairy wrasse or anthias. 5 fish in a 105, with 20g refugium. Would this be ok? Would these fish all get along? What lion would be better, a fuzzy or a fu manchu?
Having owned both, I gotta go with the Fuzzy here...much more personality, much more colorful, and I had a much easier time overall with the Fuzzy. Plus they are a bit smaller which might allow you to keep more/slightly smaller other fish.
I love the pics!! I am debating on what lion to get to go in my new 105g. I thought I wanted a fuzzy, but after seeing that fu manchu, I can't decide!! Which would be better for my tank? It will be a fowlr, I plan on having some type of lion, coral beauty, maroon clown, a yellow tang, and if its not too much a fairy wrasse or anthias. 5 fish in a 105, with 20g refugium. Would this be ok? Would these fish all get along? What lion would be better, a fuzzy or a fu manchu?
Having owned both, I gotta go with the Fuzzy here...much more personality, much more colorful, and I had a much easier time overall with the Fuzzy. Plus they are a bit smaller which might allow you to keep more/slightly smaller other fish.
gen1dustin
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Awesome pics everyone.
My 55g is cycling at the moment, but I do plan on adding a dwarf fuzzy to my tank. Though it'll be a while since I want to let the other fish grow out & I've heard lions can be more picky about water quality than others.
My 55g is cycling at the moment, but I do plan on adding a dwarf fuzzy to my tank. Though it'll be a while since I want to let the other fish grow out & I've heard lions can be more picky about water quality than others.
jhebi
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Originally Posted by Crox
is that a fu-manchu?
Yes it is......When I got it, it didn't eat for couple days even when I almost gave him everything to eat.....And than after a week I thought he was going to die because he wasn't eating, but than one day I gave him a piece of Krill and bammmm he almost took my fingers with it..hahahaha, and that's when he started to eat everything. Squid, clams, silver, krill, shrimp everything i give him I soak on garlic and selcom.
is that a fu-manchu?
Yes it is......When I got it, it didn't eat for couple days even when I almost gave him everything to eat.....And than after a week I thought he was going to die because he wasn't eating, but than one day I gave him a piece of Krill and bammmm he almost took my fingers with it..hahahaha, and that's when he started to eat everything. Squid, clams, silver, krill, shrimp everything i give him I soak on garlic and selcom.