lion_crazz
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Yes, that is a great deal for that fish. A friend of mine bought one for $35 for his 90 gallon reef tank and it is such a beautiful fish. It really stands out, even with all of the colorful corals in the tank.
unusual but awsome fish
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rjattack19
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wow that fox face is really beautiful...ive never seen that one before!!
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surfinusa
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Originally Posted by lion_crazz
Just thought I would add a couple here. The first is a fuscus trigger. I have always liked these guys, they are not incredibly nasty, and usually moderately priced when in stores. They are not very common though (at least to me, they're not). The second pic is a Springeri Pseudochromis.
that looks like a blueline trigger if it is those things are mean
Just thought I would add a couple here. The first is a fuscus trigger. I have always liked these guys, they are not incredibly nasty, and usually moderately priced when in stores. They are not very common though (at least to me, they're not). The second pic is a Springeri Pseudochromis.
that looks like a blueline trigger if it is those things are mean
promisetbg
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This is what I am currently looking for~ Male Bellus Angel
Here is one that I wanted bad..but they are on the impossible to keep list
Multibanded Angel
here is one I would like to have in a larger tank some day. peppermint wrasse
Another I want some day..
Black Tang
And one more..
Pink Margin Wrasse
Here is one that I wanted bad..but they are on the impossible to keep list
Multibanded Angel
here is one I would like to have in a larger tank some day. peppermint wrasse
Another I want some day..
Black Tang
And one more..
Pink Margin Wrasse
emperor11
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Promise, in my FIRST sw fish tank...many, many years ago, when I did little research, I saw that multibarred angel in a book and thought to myself "i have to have it." Well, the next week, my LFS got one in. I asked the LFS to feed him for me, so I could see him eat, and sure enough he did..so I said, "sold." Had him for 2 years, until I took that tank down, to do FW discus for a little while. He was a really neat fish. IMO, if you see one and it is eating, go for it. Once acclimated, their indestructable.
~Adam :happyfish
~Adam :happyfish
promisetbg
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I really really wanted one bad...but was talked out of it .Grr..just like the Regal angel..many said they could'nt be kept either. I will get one eventually. Thanks for the info...gives me some hope.
lion_crazz
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Emperor, why don't you add all the names and a little bit of info about each fish so that people viewing the thread know what kind of fish these are.
lion_crazz
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I know how you are feeling Emperor. Unfortunately (for us on this message board), that website has amazing photos on it of all the fish.
emperor11
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Originally Posted by lion_crazz
I know how you are feeling Emperor. Unfortunately (for us on this message board), that website has amazing photos on it of all the fish.
Yeah..I must have just had a brainfart or something. I didn't even think that that would be a problem. But now I do see how it is a problem..I was just really stupid or something. Anyhow, I found different pics of those fish, on various sites, but they are different sizes, and not as high quality of pictures..oh well.
I know how you are feeling Emperor. Unfortunately (for us on this message board), that website has amazing photos on it of all the fish.
Yeah..I must have just had a brainfart or something. I didn't even think that that would be a problem. But now I do see how it is a problem..I was just really stupid or something. Anyhow, I found different pics of those fish, on various sites, but they are different sizes, and not as high quality of pictures..oh well.
lion_crazz
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I don't really know much about the high hats, but I can tell you that the clown goby stays rather small and only really needs a tank of 10 gallons.