130 X 36 x 36 inbound...any suggestions?
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Mrscribbled
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humaguy said:
Hey Huma- Did I read a post correctly that you sold off your triggers to make room in the new tank for all these super awesome angels? Just wondering.
Also, in your opinion, is the R. lunula rarer than R. cinereus? One of my LFS has 3 Cinereus in stock, no prices labeled, and I haven't asked, but Im curious as to which is harder to come by. I personally,would assume R. cinereus because of its locale, but R. lunula from Australia is a pretty rough locale to be imported from as well?!?
I was surprised that Michael priced his Joc at the same price as Divers Den's. Thought it would be cheaper and I would have bought it in a heartbeat. Ive been looking for a juvie Joc and a Juvenile pair of Rock Beauties. Yellow and Black coloration is what steals my heart. Its not often found in the wild, and I would love to do a system of all Yellow/Black fish. Maybe why I love Epinephelus lanceolatus (Bumblebee/Queensland Grouper). As well as the Freshwater Stingray Potomatrygon leopoldi. They are absolutely stunning and THE ONLY reason I would do a freshwater tank.
EDIT: NYA's Joc is $50 cheaper. And Id trust Michael first and he's closer so less travel time.
Also, in your opinion, is the R. lunula rarer than R. cinereus? One of my LFS has 3 Cinereus in stock, no prices labeled, and I haven't asked, but Im curious as to which is harder to come by. I personally,would assume R. cinereus because of its locale, but R. lunula from Australia is a pretty rough locale to be imported from as well?!?
I was surprised that Michael priced his Joc at the same price as Divers Den's. Thought it would be cheaper and I would have bought it in a heartbeat. Ive been looking for a juvie Joc and a Juvenile pair of Rock Beauties. Yellow and Black coloration is what steals my heart. Its not often found in the wild, and I would love to do a system of all Yellow/Black fish. Maybe why I love Epinephelus lanceolatus (Bumblebee/Queensland Grouper). As well as the Freshwater Stingray Potomatrygon leopoldi. They are absolutely stunning and THE ONLY reason I would do a freshwater tank.
EDIT: NYA's Joc is $50 cheaper. And Id trust Michael first and he's closer so less travel time.
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playing the waiting game...though the kingi was tempting....
humaguy
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yes, I know what the fish is...:rollface:
we are all offered peps but nobody actually has them:sad1::bigeyes:
Ok spill it. I've been reading an reading but I can't take it anymore what is the mystery fish? Please. Beautiful collection but even with all those rare fish your baby Regal is still my fav. I have one as well. Is yours a grey belly or yellow? Mine looks exactly the same as yours and I believe mine is an Indo even though at its size the belly appears yellow.
RayL
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Are you not worried about it being compatible with your flameback pair and Interruptus pair?
Just wanted to let you know I got a pair of African flamebacks today, they are about 3/4 of an inch, both in qt, unfortunately one is chasing the other around. I put in a bunch more pvc pipes and hoping the aggression calms down shortly.
Just wanted to let you know I got a pair of African flamebacks today, they are about 3/4 of an inch, both in qt, unfortunately one is chasing the other around. I put in a bunch more pvc pipes and hoping the aggression calms down shortly.
Mrscribbled
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humaguy said:
Your the culprit! Guess your quicker than me lol
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