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05/13/2010, 11:14 AM | #326 |
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05/13/2010, 12:06 PM | #327 |
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Here's my coral beauty
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05/13/2010, 12:43 PM | #328 |
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Here is the best I could find of mine. Butterfly is a photo hog.
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05/13/2010, 04:01 PM | #329 |
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05/14/2010, 08:06 AM | #330 |
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reefslugs,
your current group of Angels, and the new addition, are all wonderful choices and excellent looking specimens, but I'm definitely happy to see some love for the Golden (centropyge aurantius). One of them, and the Multicolor, shall be my first Centropyge specimens added to my aquarium, hopefully followed by a Colini. |
05/14/2010, 08:39 AM | #331 |
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Nice pick-up reefslugs!
Do you still have the bandit and blueline? You have (/have had) some amazing angels
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05/14/2010, 03:37 PM | #332 |
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Yeah reefslugs, nice collection of angels. It looks like the Golden was sizing up your millie, how is he/she with your sps?
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05/15/2010, 09:34 AM | #334 |
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Yes, they are certainly not used to bright lighting, so they'll do better if introduced to a quarantine tank first and allowed to adjust to some medium lighting a bit before going in under something like halides or abundant T5's. They can live in an SPS tank, but most of the time they behave cryptic during the entire photo-period. I'm hoping that with using LED spotlighting, rather than illuminating the entire tank evenly, I should have pretty active behavior from deeper water specimens.
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05/23/2010, 10:37 PM | #335 |
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Poor pictures of my queen and majestic angels...
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06/19/2010, 01:01 PM | #336 |
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Just thought I'd post a pic update on the Multibar because I know they have a bad rep in captivity. Now in the main tank 13 months on, still eating well, fingers crossed it looks happy in the much more brightly lit environment.
Just missed focus on these shallow DoF shots which was frustrating...: |
06/19/2010, 04:11 PM | #337 |
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Here is a not great picture of my 2 potters.
The larger is about 2.75 in. and I've had for 6 months and the other is 2 in. and I've had for 5 months. There is some nipping of the smaller by the larger but they dance together in the upper tank at dusk. |
06/21/2010, 11:51 PM | #338 |
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finally manage to capture a pix of my golden
not the best but its my best [IMG]http://i48.*******.com/11ryyxe.jpg[/IMG]
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07/13/2010, 10:48 AM | #339 |
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Here is the only Angel currently residing in my display
The 453nm + 403nm Stunner Strips really do wonders for the colors on him & my butterflies. Hopefully the upcoming additions I have coming in will go smooth. |
07/13/2010, 10:53 AM | #340 |
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A couple pictures of my newest ones.
And,
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07/13/2010, 12:32 PM | #341 |
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I haven't seen any Asfur Angels
Here's mine
[IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG] My Queen (who has moved to a better and bigger home) [IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG] |
07/13/2010, 06:22 PM | #342 |
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I had to get in on the angel fun...
My new baby...
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07/13/2010, 06:46 PM | #343 |
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Since getting the juv GF back in April I finally able to transfer her from QT to the DT.
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07/14/2010, 08:05 AM | #344 | |
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They look great - how long have you had them? My first attempt at keeping a Golden only lasted around 2 weeks - it didn't eat very readily, and eventually wound up bloating a bit before passing My first Venustus arrived DOA, and the replacement was eating within 24 hours, and got along very well from the get-go.. but after 4 days, it dove into some rocks & never came back out (though zero signs of external parasite/disease). I will try another Venustus later, but I'd like to find a Colini first.. but have yet to see any available for many months.
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I just received a Golden, and juvenile Majestic yesterday - both acclimated very smooth & are residing in my fuge. I'll definitely update with pictures after they begin eating well, and make their way to the display tank. I'm also anticipating some more Angels to arrive this week. |
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07/14/2010, 10:50 AM | #345 |
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Here is my Blueline, he is about 4" and shares a tank with 2 Eels and a Kole tang.
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07/14/2010, 11:39 AM | #346 |
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those pictures show the evolution of my imperator... (total of one year and a half)
Here with white spots...
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07/14/2010, 05:50 PM | #348 |
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It´s very slow... You need to take pictures at each month... but I lov to see how that tiny little fich can grow to a great imperator...
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The intro went very smooth but this could be due to the huge size difference between the two. I never had it this easy when pairing Meredithi, Bluelines and Bandits. |
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Sadly, the day after we placed our order this week, the stockist received some juvenile Bluelines! I'm going to try my hardest to order one next week, if they have any.. |
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