Leopard Wrasse Primer

Leopard Wrasse Primer

  • Macropharyngodon bipartitus

    Votes: 67 28.4%
  • Macropharyngodon choati

    Votes: 12 5.1%
  • Macropharyngodon geoffroy

    Votes: 24 10.2%
  • Macropharyngodon meleagris

    Votes: 78 33.1%
  • Macropharyngodon negrosensis

    Votes: 29 12.3%
  • Other

    Votes: 26 11.0%

  • Total voters
    236
Great pics and fish!


Thought we'd share a couple of updated pics of our leopards:

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/terryl93/6975375344/" title="nt 2350 by terryl93, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7235/6975375344_6e2c933c30_b.jpg" width="1024" height="680" alt="nt 2350"></a>

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/terryl93/6975375478/" title="nt 2344 by terryl93, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8155/6975375478_11a72ef980_b.jpg" width="1024" height="723" alt="nt 2344"></a>
 
prog-frags those are some great pictures. Really wish I could take pictures like that. Looks like that female bipart is ready to turn male as soon as the male leaves. Great pair and love the Kuiter's.



Dave, can't wait to see the video!! Pictures would do in the mean time. :D


My Kuiters, Bipart, and Potters are still doing great. The Potters pushes everyone out of the way and eats like a pig.
 
prog-frags those are some great pictures. Really wish I could take pictures like that. Looks like that female bipart is ready to turn male as soon as the male leaves. Great pair and love the Kuiter's.


Dave, can't wait to see the video!! Pictures would do in the mean time. :D


My Kuiters, Bipart, and Potters are still doing great. The Potters pushes everyone out of the way and eats like a pig.

Drool!

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Thanks guys! Jason, glad to hear your leopards are doing well! :D
 
Thought I would add another couple photos of my leopards. I consider myself a decent photographer, but these fish are a major challenge with their constant movement.

Here is a pic of my meleagris and of one of my negrosensis.

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postal ,thanks for sharing and i like the red macro algae as i used to have some very similar and it was great pod spawning ground !
 
@postal: Nice leopards... not to get off topic, but your O. longirostris is gorgeous! :D

Thanks. I have a pair that is going strong after 7 months. They make good tankmates with the leopards. And the leopards have now learned to eat the gel food off the SPS skeletons that I give to the OSF's so everyone stays fat and happy.
 
You all take some great photo's. I need to get a much better camera. Well, I guess I just need to get a camera and stop using my smart phone.


Some new photo's from tonight

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How long can they or do they stayed buried? Been almost 3 weeks, no body buried itself on day one and have not seen it since
 
yes they can go for much longer so be patient . i would suggest that you read this tread as its into its 2060th comment and this subject has been discussed many different times but apparently you didn't catch that in the previous posts . no problem, though there is tons of information in this one .
 
I think I've made it thru about 1800. More for therapy, thanks for all you info. Hope to be able to contribute positive resuls
 
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