130 X 36 x 36 inbound...any suggestions?
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Yes ted mine ar fine together. Pair is awsome. What fish is that lying in accim box? Btw not for anything biy aquarium village by me in li also has a Collins nice looking but not eating. Looks at it but wants something else. I would try live brine. Or live pods. The frozen food just doesn't look right to them for now. The basabei Flys I have also same deal at first. These deep water pain in the butts
Pretty jealous of those flies, btw.
Thx. They had a close call!! Never seen fish act so poorly to copper and get covered in ich so quickly and badly. And now I realize to keep them long term they will need to be in a separate subtropical tank running near 70 degrees. They will not mix with the reef. Get apair of roa excelsia and make a nice deep water 150 gallon cube!!! Big chiller
Did she make it through the night?
o2manyfish
o2manyfish
Ted,
Congrats on the lil butterfly. That's a great looking little fish. I haven't seen small ones in many years.
Hopeful for your Colini coming around. I have noticed that smaller angels like that are twitchy when in holding cubes at the wholesaler and also when in a new environment. They tend to find a 'spot' and stay close to that twitching a little bit. As they get more comfortable and start exploring the twitching seems to go away.
My experience with the large angels is twitching is a bad sign (and for most fish for that matter). But I think with the small angels the twitching is not a problem.
Looking forward to positive updates on her
Dave B
Congrats on the lil butterfly. That's a great looking little fish. I haven't seen small ones in many years.
Hopeful for your Colini coming around. I have noticed that smaller angels like that are twitchy when in holding cubes at the wholesaler and also when in a new environment. They tend to find a 'spot' and stay close to that twitching a little bit. As they get more comfortable and start exploring the twitching seems to go away.
My experience with the large angels is twitching is a bad sign (and for most fish for that matter). But I think with the small angels the twitching is not a problem.
Looking forward to positive updates on her
Dave B
humaguy
Premium Member
she is still here...not sure if she is eating...still a long way to go...
Dmorty217
Saltwater Addict
I can't remember if she is by herself or in a tank with a few others that will show her how to eat if you will
humaguy
Premium Member
Ted,
Congrats on the lil butterfly. That's a great looking little fish. I haven't seen small ones in many years.
Hopeful for your Colini coming around. I have noticed that smaller angels like that are twitchy when in holding cubes at the wholesaler and also when in a new environment. They tend to find a 'spot' and stay close to that twitching a little bit. As they get more comfortable and start exploring the twitching seems to go away.
My experience with the large angels is twitching is a bad sign (and for most fish for that matter). But I think with the small angels the twitching is not a problem.
Looking forward to positive updates on her
Dave B
Thanks Dave..
I am hoping the jerky movement I saw was her picking off the rear glass, I just couldn't be sure...
She is a tough fish, I am really surprised she is still here.
Amazing how tough they are sometimes, hope she starts eating for you soon.
humaguy
Premium Member
she is with the baby conspic, wrought iron, 2 scribbleds, 2 candy basslets...
she has seen the others eat...lol, I was just telling a buddy how I saw 1 of the candys take a mouthful of food right to the colins face, and how I hope that rubs off..
I agree, that can be a game changer...one of my regrets with the pep is I wish I had had another fish or 2 in the tank with her, so se could see them eating...
humaguy
Premium Member
so true...I thought she was dead several different times...
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