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06/11/2011, 10:48 PM
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Wrasse junkie
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Buxton
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Take a look at my fish list
Hey guys I am planning a SPS dominated reef tank but would also like to have nice somewhat rare fish in there as well. I would like to hear thoughts and concerns as Id like this piece of nature to be around for awhile.
-Pair of Platnium,Wyoming white, or picasso clowns -Goby and pistol shrimp pair -yellow and or blue assessor(Im leaning more toward the Blue manicilli Assessor instead) -trio of angles, undecided on which species here they are listen 1st-last and they need to be reef safe. 1.Potters 2.belleus 3.Multicolor 4.Jap Swallow tail pair or trio of canary blenny Id like a few pairs of wrasses and am not sure which species. I currently have a Luddock's fairy wrasse that id like to add to the tank as well. Id like some input on these. I also have a male and female lyretail and a sunburst(flathead) anthias that I will be adding. Id like to add 2 more female lyretails and another species of anthias as well. any ideas of another species that can coexist with the other 2 species of anthias i already own. thanks in advance for your help 
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06/12/2011, 12:34 AM
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Wrasse junkie
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please guys make some comments i would like to hear your experiences with fish together
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06/12/2011, 12:40 AM
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Location: Hampton, VA
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First we need to know the size of the tank....
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06/12/2011, 12:55 AM
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Wrasse junkie
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haha Ahh i knew i forgot a crucial detail! its 200 gallons with a 50 gallon sump/fuge
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06/12/2011, 12:34 PM
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Wrasse junkie
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bump
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06/12/2011, 03:51 PM
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I'm looking at your post, and it's not too clear on fish you currently have in the tank.
Since you're going with an sps tank.......of the 4 angelfish you listed the Bellus Angelfish (Genicanthus bellus) is the most reef safe, but a trio is going to cost a little over $300. |
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06/12/2011, 05:51 PM
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Wrasse junkie
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im aware of the costs of them, as far as the fish i have now in a different system , I have 1 sunburst anthias , 2 lyretail anthias and 1 tricolor fairy wrasse. All of which are going into the new system.
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06/12/2011, 06:03 PM
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Wrasse junkie
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wht about a watanable angle? sorry for the spelling
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06/12/2011, 09:25 PM
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personally i could never keep angels I always had 3 or more they slowly died I recently tried again but with only one and its ok I personally would pick one and go with it, it does make me mad sometimes it'll just pick at snails sometimes for no reason, i think it gets bored..
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My posts are not fact i don't know everything and am always learning, it is my opinion, it comes from my experience or what i've read on RC.... Current Tank Info: 150g display piped to sps frag tanks in the basement |
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