White Fish???
- Thread starter kevin34
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texasmetal
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Depends on the tank size.
Firefish are primarily white.
Firefish are primarily white.
kjr_trig
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Originally Posted by Kevin34
I have a 125. I have looked into a convict tang before and do kinda like them. Would one get along with a powder brown and be comfortable in a 125?
hmmm, thats borderline, convicts school together in large groups in the wild, Powder Blue and Brown tend to be more territorial. I would like the combination better if the Convict were the first in the tank, i'm curious to hear other opinions on that though.
I have a 125. I have looked into a convict tang before and do kinda like them. Would one get along with a powder brown and be comfortable in a 125?
hmmm, thats borderline, convicts school together in large groups in the wild, Powder Blue and Brown tend to be more territorial. I would like the combination better if the Convict were the first in the tank, i'm curious to hear other opinions on that though.
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jesses89
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How about a Lamarcks Angelfish?
mostly white with some stripes going across its body and a lot of dots at its tail looks really cool.
and is totally reef safe... as its a planktivore.
mostly white with some stripes going across its body and a lot of dots at its tail looks really cool.
and is totally reef safe... as its a planktivore.
aquaknight
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Multicolor pygmy angel? Each fish has varying amounts of white too them, I've seen some with a lot more white then the one here at swf.com. Plus they're smaller, but pretty pricey ...
whitey_028
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acclamate a white mollie
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nereef
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half-black dwarf angels are half white.........and half black.
srfisher17
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Originally Posted by Kevin34
I am set on getting a powder brown tang but will that be ok with a convict tang? Also can anyone give me some info on a harlequin tusk?
Re:harlequin tusk. Why not start a thread with this question? You should get lots of response. I guess they're my favorite fish, eat anything meaty,love to eat inverts, tons of personality (usually), ignore almost all other fish, need space, they're a bulky fish for a wrasse. I'd try to get an Australian, rather than the Indian Ocean variety; The Aussie is far more colorful and IMO (because of the way they're handled) more hardy.(and more$) My avitar looks exactly like one of mine. He comes to the surface at feeding time and sticks his blue teeth against the eggcrate. (Let's keep all this to ourselves, we don't want to drive up the price any higher than it is) An albino Harlequin would be white; just trying to stick with the OP.
I am set on getting a powder brown tang but will that be ok with a convict tang? Also can anyone give me some info on a harlequin tusk?
Re:harlequin tusk. Why not start a thread with this question? You should get lots of response. I guess they're my favorite fish, eat anything meaty,love to eat inverts, tons of personality (usually), ignore almost all other fish, need space, they're a bulky fish for a wrasse. I'd try to get an Australian, rather than the Indian Ocean variety; The Aussie is far more colorful and IMO (because of the way they're handled) more hardy.(and more$) My avitar looks exactly like one of mine. He comes to the surface at feeding time and sticks his blue teeth against the eggcrate. (Let's keep all this to ourselves, we don't want to drive up the price any higher than it is) An albino Harlequin would be white; just trying to stick with the OP.
