Look what we got at the critter

[smmscott]

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I need to work on white balance a bit to get true color of this fish but he is a beauty.

 

[itZme]

Nice... those colors are pretty sweet

 

[GSMguy]

awsome, i wanted one but didnt know how it would get along with my sunburst anthias

 

[smmscott]

They are the coolest. I think Jenn got them to eat frozen mysis almost right away after she got them in the tank. Which after our reasearch is the hardest thing to get them to do at all.

 

[mattyice]

yes ventralis are extremely finiky eaters, i got a trio of their flavicauda anthias and they are the hardiest anthias i have seen, they are eating tiny bits of krill and my custom reef food already

 

[ReefWidowed]

It's all part of his elaborate plan to distract me from his upgrade project that is taking over the house, and bank account. He figures, a pair of bright fish, and I won't notice the basement is about 3-5ft deep in misc tank crap. ;-)

 

[scottyk]

WOW!

WOW!

That fish looks !!

 

[smmscott]

The basement is only 2 feet deep with stuff for the new tank.

 

[MJAnderson]

I guess I'm thick but I never realized the two of you were, um, sharing a tank? =)

 

[itZme]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=10386675#post10386675 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by MJAnderson
I guess I'm thick

:thumbsup:

 

[smmscott]

Just a house. no sharing of tanks. She likes the soft corals and me the SPS. Her tank is in the living room and I am stuck in the basement. So it is a win win for everyone I think.