Brian's 270 Starphire

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All I see is CA reactor media :(
 
Part 2 Juvenile Chaetodontoplus septentrionalis. She smaller then a half dollar and just a bit bigger the a quarter :D.

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Here's a few more pic of her. She in her own specimen container with a Chaetodontoplus caeruleopunctatus in QT. She eating Hikari Mysis and Spirulina Enriched Brine.

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She is gorgeous. I'd love to add one as well, but I think I might be looking for something else shortly (that is, of course, if I keep the tank) ;)
 
She is gorgeous. I'd love to add one as well, but I think I might be looking for something else shortly (that is, of course, if I keep the tank) ;)

She is... it will be some time before they are pair being so small. The funny thing is the my oldest daugther thinks that the other blueline had a baby... kids :lolspin:.
 
I love that yellow on her face, too bad they lose it as they grow to adulthood. Of course, they're still stunning as adults....


My original plan for the new tank was to try and be like Emilio C here on RC and pair up a trio of yellow tangs along with a duo of Powder Blues in my tank. Unfortunately since I am going pretty minimal on my rockwork I don't know if I would have enough places for that many big tangs to hide. I am now thinking of cutting that down to just the yellow tang trio and some sort of Angelfish.
 
I love that yellow on her face, too bad they lose it as they grow to adulthood. Of course, they're still stunning as adults....


My original plan for the new tank was to try and be like Emilio C here on RC and pair up a trio of yellow tangs along with a duo of Powder Blues in my tank. Unfortunately since I am going pretty minimal on my rockwork I don't know if I would have enough places for that many big tangs to hide. I am now thinking of cutting that down to just the yellow tang trio and some sort of Angelfish.

Thanks Alex, The juvenile colors are amazing, but they look just as good a adults if not better. It really is am amazing time for angelfish. Juvenile bluelines have not been available for a few years now.

I like the trio of yellows. If it wasn't for wanting a bunch of different Zebrasomas, a trio of yellow would be high on my list as tangs go :).
 
Ok, I have had my fun DFS order part one ;).

A pair of Pterosynchiropus splendidus red variant. I order 5 of these to insure I received a pair. A few when to so good friends :).

Pretty slick. I ordered one of those last week as well, but just one. Ended up with a male.
 
Brian do you think your bigger sep will bother the juvi? The colors on the juvi are really cool.
 
Brian do you think your bigger sep will bother the juvi? The colors on the juvi are really cool.

Dan, not relly sure. I have an acclumation container that I plan to hold the juvi in once he's ready to go. That not going to happen for some time. Right now I'm more concerned with him getting enough food. I have been feeding him every hour as small fish like this go though alot of cal. I would guess that it going to be 6 months before he added....
 
Dan, not relly sure. I have an acclumation container that I plan to hold the juvi in once he's ready to go. That not going to happen for some time. Right now I'm more concerned with him getting enough food. I have been feeding him every hour as small fish like this go though alot of cal. I would guess that it going to be 6 months before he added....

Now that's some dedication from papa Brian good luck...sweet looking fish man.
 
:eek1: Stunning piece Brian, it may be the my favorite piece that you've posted. Which one is it? I may have to hunt for it.
 
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