the picture you posted a link to is a male that's flashing, Peter. To my eyes, the picture itself appears color enhanced.<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=10516190#post10516190 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by SDguy
In all fairness Gary, that has got to be one of the ugliest pics of a vlamingi adult I have ever seenDo a Google image search...some crazy pics, like this one:
http://www.astherlau.com/Photo Album/Layang 28Mar05/slides/Bignose Unicornfish.jpg
Any truth to males being more coloful than females?
worth repeating againOne fish that is best left in the ocean, due to it's tremendous size.
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Here's an 8 ft. long acrylic octogon aquarium that I helped to set up.
I got sick and tired of seeing bogus looking "fish only" marine aquariums; you know the kind ... full of "killer fishes" like Groupers and Lionfishes in an aquascape straight out of "Finding Nemo". Since this aquarium contains inverts like shrimps, crabs, worms, snails and seastars, (some are spawning regularly), it's not really just a "fish only" tank.
The Yellow Tang in the picture is a very big one, so you can just imagine how large the Naso is. It was grown from a very small size (a few inches long) and is now around 17" and developing streamers. It's quite obvious from this picture that an adult Naso vlamingii needs a very large aquarium.
All Naso species are very strong swimmers and a lot of food passes through these fishes. (A polite way of putting it!)
Here's mine! For sale in SoCal only to tanks 180 or larger. $80.
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I'm way ahead of you, thanks for the generous advice. I figured I would post here as well. As you may know people subscribe to forums so when new posts occur they are notified as occurred for me in this instance.
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