Colin Angel

[minhvu]

I just purchased a Colin Angel on LA. Anyone has one that can share some tidbits on them? Love to see some pics also

 

[dh350twin]

i love these fish,,,great attitude.i had to trade him\her in at my lfs because he was eating my expensive acans.

 

[Makenna]

Hey Vu,

They are notoriously difficult to get eating. i know you QT your fish as it is, which is good. You will have to work hard at the feeding to start. Try the basics, but also look at frozen Cyclopeeze, Arctipods, etc...

I would also keep some LR in the QT for them to pick on unless you find you have to treat for any treatment. The fact that you got it from LA will help with all of the above problems, so hopefully a non issue.

<--Bobby

 

[jmaneyapanda]

 

[jasonrp104]

jmaneyapanda, have you evert posted your tanks? I've never seen them

 

[jmaneyapanda]

jmaneyapanda, have you evert posted your tanks? I've never seen them

Not often.

 

[bradleyj]

Not often enough, that's for sure.

 

[skibum9884]

Beautiful! Is that clown what I think it is??!?!?!

 

[skibum9884]

Sorry, I don't mean to derail.

 

[jmaneyapanda]

Beautiful! Is that clown what I think it is??!?!?!

It is. Theres two of them. The little male is the out of focus one below.

 

[roktsintst]

Great Colini Jeremy! Where did you get it and how much trouble was it to get to eat?

 

[jmaneyapanda]

Got it from divers den like a year ago. In QT, I had no lights at first, and added 1 fluorescent strip each week. Ate like gangbusters from the get go. Collection point is critical, IMO.

 

[minhvu]

jmaneyapanda, I noticed it in a mixed reef. Any problems with nipping?

 

[ccampbell57]

Eeeexcelllent!!!

 

[jmaneyapanda]

jmaneyapanda, I noticed it in a mixed reef. Any problems with nipping?

none

 

[skibum9884]

It must be a feisty little guy to live with those clowns!