wrasseguy2
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i live in the detroit area...let me know where i just might go get them
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wrasseguy2
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ok thanx
wrasseguy2
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blface where in eastpoint is that i could not find any info on the place
wrasseguy2
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well i got 2 p. angulatus and they are so cool...i wanted these guys for about 5 to 6 months now and i finally got them...bot are males and are doing really good...both get along fine with each othe and the other guys..i hope to get pics tommorow but my friend has the camera..so got to get that back..i hope they both display as much as they are now...my carpenter's has slowed on its displaying now that it has been in the tank for sometime but still does alot right before lights out...keeping my fingers crossed these guys work
wrasseguy2
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no i never did make it out that way but plan to go there and check the place out
Kawaii
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Hey, I just got a new wrasse today. I don't know what kind, I think it could be a Paracheilinus lineopunctatus, Line-spot Flasher?
He is very healthy looking and eating well after one day in the tank so far. He's a little finicky when you go near the tank or other fish approach him but I assume that is normal.
He is very healthy looking and eating well after one day in the tank so far. He's a little finicky when you go near the tank or other fish approach him but I assume that is normal.
Peter Schmiedel
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Dear Hiroyuki,
please help me to identify this Cirrhilabrus species. They came from an Kenya import and I belive they look very similar like the sp. shown in Rudie Kuiters book on page 38 top.
Sorry for the bad picture quality of the male. I did not have my camera and the wolesaler took the pic's. Today I found a female which is from the same shipment and I had my camera:
With the significant dorsal fins of the male it looks a lot like C. jjoanallenae, unfortunately the dorsal fins of the male are not to see in the pciture of Rudie'S book
please help me to identify this Cirrhilabrus species. They came from an Kenya import and I belive they look very similar like the sp. shown in Rudie Kuiters book on page 38 top.
Sorry for the bad picture quality of the male. I did not have my camera and the wolesaler took the pic's. Today I found a female which is from the same shipment and I had my camera:
With the significant dorsal fins of the male it looks a lot like C. jjoanallenae, unfortunately the dorsal fins of the male are not to see in the pciture of Rudie'S book
Peter,
A nice purchase from Kenya.
It is an undescribed species from eastern African coast. It was long thought to be a variant of C. rubriventralis.
The male has a single filament on D fin and female does not, and the ventral fins are very long and 'fat' like those seen in C. rubriventralis, C. joanallenae and also C. morrisoni (from Western Australia).
There might be two distinct species from the area; one from South African coast and another is your fish, but the former has not yet to be collected. The latter (Kenya) specimens were now deposited at Western Australian Museum and will be named by Gerry Allen if it proves to be a new species. I have kept over six specimens of males and females, and one of my males have shown a gorgeous display colors with a brilliant golden caudal fin.
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A nice purchase from Kenya.
It is an undescribed species from eastern African coast. It was long thought to be a variant of C. rubriventralis.
The male has a single filament on D fin and female does not, and the ventral fins are very long and 'fat' like those seen in C. rubriventralis, C. joanallenae and also C. morrisoni (from Western Australia).
There might be two distinct species from the area; one from South African coast and another is your fish, but the former has not yet to be collected. The latter (Kenya) specimens were now deposited at Western Australian Museum and will be named by Gerry Allen if it proves to be a new species. I have kept over six specimens of males and females, and one of my males have shown a gorgeous display colors with a brilliant golden caudal fin.
The reply from Gerry has not yet been offered.
