WTB: small fish in utah
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fishyfishy123
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You should get a small damsel or chromis. another idea is a small cowfish/boxfish but if they die they can kill other fish from the toxins in their body. if you have rocks in your tank you can get two small clownfish and an enenome or try a small wrasse.
reef noob
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Originally Posted by fishyfishy123
You should get a small damsel or chromis. another idea is a small cowfish/boxfish but if they die they can kill other fish from the toxins in their body. if you have rocks in your tank you can get two small clownfish and an enenome or try a small wrasse.
maybe ill try a boxfish
someone around here is getting rid is a cubicus
You should get a small damsel or chromis. another idea is a small cowfish/boxfish but if they die they can kill other fish from the toxins in their body. if you have rocks in your tank you can get two small clownfish and an enenome or try a small wrasse.
maybe ill try a boxfish
someone around here is getting rid is a cubicus
renogaw
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The Cubicus Boxfish is also referred to as the Yellow Boxfish, Polka Dot Boxfish, or Cube Boxfish. The juvenile form is easily identifiable as having a yellow box-shaped body with brown spots. As an adult, the yellow will fade and become brown. The Cubicus Boxfish is sometimes confused with the Longhorn Cowfish, Lactoria cornuta which is occasionally also called the Yellow Boxfish.
This is a very difficult fish to keep in the aquarium setting by any other than the most experienced aquarist. It should have a minimum of a 125 gallon tank. Use caution if placing the Spotted Boxfish in a reef tank as they will often nibble at tubeworms. If stressed, the Cubicus Boxfish releases a poisonous substance, called ostracitoxin, from its mucous glands which will kill other fish in the tank very quickly.
This is a very difficult fish to keep in the aquarium setting by any other than the most experienced aquarist. It should have a minimum of a 125 gallon tank. Use caution if placing the Spotted Boxfish in a reef tank as they will often nibble at tubeworms. If stressed, the Cubicus Boxfish releases a poisonous substance, called ostracitoxin, from its mucous glands which will kill other fish in the tank very quickly.
1journeyman
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Folks please don't ask to buy livestock. We only allow selling if someone has to get rid of a tank, moving, etc.