Peter Eichler
New member
He's 2" and living in my 20L refugium and the more I think about it I want to get him out of there so the pods can live in peace. I'd put him in my display but already have a Springeri.
If you've never owned a Pseudochromis they're great fish and have tons of personality. They can be mean but it's usally only towards other pseudochrimis and new additions for a couple days. It's probably best to add them as one of you last fish if you don't want to worry about them harassing new additions. I did just add 3 firewish to my tank that contains the Springeri and he messed with them for a couple hours and just ignores them now. They are very hardy and I have no clue why Marinedepot has them as restricted, maybe they don't ship very well sometimes.
http://www.marinedepotlive.com/arab...dabraensis-fish--pseudochromis-dottyback.html
Looking for colorful SPS frags, Acans, or Palys in exchange. Would also consider zoanthids if you have something out of the ordinary.
I also have two frags available of Raspberry Limeaide Palys, one is 5 polyps the other is 3 polyps and they are well healed and have started to sprout babies.
Thanks,
Peter
If you've never owned a Pseudochromis they're great fish and have tons of personality. They can be mean but it's usally only towards other pseudochrimis and new additions for a couple days. It's probably best to add them as one of you last fish if you don't want to worry about them harassing new additions. I did just add 3 firewish to my tank that contains the Springeri and he messed with them for a couple hours and just ignores them now. They are very hardy and I have no clue why Marinedepot has them as restricted, maybe they don't ship very well sometimes.
http://www.marinedepotlive.com/arab...dabraensis-fish--pseudochromis-dottyback.html
Looking for colorful SPS frags, Acans, or Palys in exchange. Would also consider zoanthids if you have something out of the ordinary.
I also have two frags available of Raspberry Limeaide Palys, one is 5 polyps the other is 3 polyps and they are well healed and have started to sprout babies.
Thanks,
Peter
