btw, her baby pics confuse me too. This was a few years ago.
when younger, her tail was characteristic of a chrysurus
Apologies, I was referring to HiImSean's pics.
I think we agreed, Ted, yours is Koran x Chrysurus, no?
130 X 36 x 36 inbound...any suggestions?
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Apologies, I was referring to HiImSean's pics.
I think we agreed, Ted, yours is Koran x Chrysurus, no?
McPuff
New member
Ted, what is the growth rate (approx) for those conspics? I'm amazed at the growth of my P. annularis so far. It arrived to my house as 1 3/8" juvenile the day before Thanksgiving. I'd estimate it has grown 1" already. It eats constantly and is mega fat. Also very personable. I'm so glad to have angel(s) back in my system. :0)
p.s. I understand there may be differences between Pomacanthus and Chaetodontoplus spp. but curious nonetheless.
p.s. I understand there may be differences between Pomacanthus and Chaetodontoplus spp. but curious nonetheless.
humaguy
Premium Member
Those P grow insanely fast! Lol, the Ch. at this size are growing quick too, but not like the P. The P should be fed a lot of smaller meals every day, as opposed to 1 or 2 bigger meals.
Good luck, toss up some pics
tk
humaguy
Premium Member
I am not sure of anything about that fish, lol.
McPuff
New member
I agree on the feedings. I have been feeding mine about 3-4 times per day along with leaving some nori in the tank most of the time. Will certainly put up some pics again soon.
humaguy
Premium Member
toss em up Puff! lots of insane cb stuff happening...coming soon
McPuff
New member
I'll snap a few tonight. Cheers.
McPuff
New member
Here are a few pics (not great) of the cb annularis. The pvc is 3" for size reference. In person, I can see that the base color of the fish is starting to turn a bit orange which leads me to believe that it will start to transition into adult coloration fairly soon. This is a bit shocking to me! But I did have a juvenile blueface in the past that began transitioning around 3" as well.
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Let's hope these are found soon. I keep bothering B
Goldflake hybrid?
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Achilles Torben
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Apolemichthys kingi hybrid?
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Achilles Torben
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Apolemichthys kingi x trimaculatus
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humaguy
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7 years ago.
The tiger angelfish is so rare that it is hardly ever seen even in South Africa, so earlier this year we were tickled to be able to share with you a video of tiger angelfish acclimated and doing well in captivity. Now we’re kicking it up a notch with this amazing specimen of a hybrid between the tiger angelfish, Apolemichthys kingi, and the flagfin angelfish, Apolemichthys trimaculatus.
This incredibly rare hybrid tiger angelfish was collected near Durban South Africa and it is destined to go live in a South African aquarium, as it rightly should since it is so rare it would border on a national treasure.
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Cool fish!
with the numbers Barnett is finding, with trimac already in the area, and with the above record of it occuring, lol, me thinks it's only a matter of time, I hope, I really, really hope. Even if more are found in SA, we will never get them, so this our only hope, obi wan
The tiger angelfish is so rare that it is hardly ever seen even in South Africa, so earlier this year we were tickled to be able to share with you a video of tiger angelfish acclimated and doing well in captivity. Now we’re kicking it up a notch with this amazing specimen of a hybrid between the tiger angelfish, Apolemichthys kingi, and the flagfin angelfish, Apolemichthys trimaculatus.
This incredibly rare hybrid tiger angelfish was collected near Durban South Africa and it is destined to go live in a South African aquarium, as it rightly should since it is so rare it would border on a national treasure.
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Cool fish!
with the numbers Barnett is finding, with trimac already in the area, and with the above record of it occuring, lol, me thinks it's only a matter of time, I hope, I really, really hope. Even if more are found in SA, we will never get them, so this our only hope, obi wan
humaguy
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:thumbsup:
Apolemichthys kingi x trimaculatus
Greetings Torben
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Dmorty217
Saltwater Addict
Looks like a overfeeding problem to get that many, especially in a overflow
