Naka's 180 Starphire tank!!!

[JohnL]

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[naka]

I added the six line wrasse along with 2 spot hog fish yesterday. This morning my flame wrasse started to flash his fins like crazy, so I took some pics.

I never realized how much he changed.

This was my juv. flame that I got last year 2007

Here he is now! He's a stud flasher

 

[naka]

Here's the 2 spot hog fish

 

[GSMguy]

Nice additions Naka

congrats on the split.

 

[paulthomas]

Wow, fantastic flame wrasse. You really know how to pick livestock. Do you have any recent full tank shots?

Beautiful.

 

[jnarowe]

Beautiful fish.

 

[invincible569]

Wow! nice fish! I need to come over and see him. Oh wait.. I forgot I am coming by Sunday

 

[Canarygirl]

Love that flame wrasse!

Has he tried to jump out of your tank yet? Do you keep netting over it or anything like that?

 

[melev]

You continue to get great pictures out of that camera. :thumbsup:

That's quite the transformation - that flame wrasse is stunning.

 

[naka]

Hey thanks Marc!

Canarygirl - I've had great luck w/ my flame wrasse. No cover.

 

[JazzZero]

Wow nice flasher it looks sick!

 

[mr294]

Wow, quite the transformation on that flame!

 

[Leafer]

Wow this thread is still active.... The pictures are amazing and inspiring. Do you not need to be concerned about fish jumping out?

 

[reefierone]

halichoris chloriporis has done a good job of picking of pests for me and it does not require a sand bed very cool color also

 

[lhoy]

How is the 2 spot hog with inverts?

Some awesome fish!!

Lee

 

[tonyespinoza]

woah - anyone know the common name for halichoris chloriporis?

 

[Ninong]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11773483#post11773483 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by tonyespinoza
woah - anyone know the common name for halichoris chloriporis?

I think it's a green wrasse and, if so, the correct scientific name would be Halichoeres chloropterushttp://www.fishbase.org/Summary/spe...enusname=Halichoeres&speciesname=chloropterus.

 

[jjackson]

yeah it is es not is

 

[xinumaster]

Again . . . . very nice tank, Naka.

U got any update on the AEFW?

 

[tonyespinoza]

thanks ninong!!