Oxymonacanthus longirostris pair enters a mixed reef environment

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They are awesome! Thanks for looking. I truly feel blessed to be able to keep them and observe them first hand. :rollface:
 
The OSFF looks nice and healthy (as do all the rest in the pics). Glad you're having such great success with this fish.
 
Thanks! One of the funnest things about having these fish is sharing them with this wonderful community of total nerds.:bounce3::lolspin::bounce2:
 
Inspired by Uhuru's update in Renee's thread, here are my pair now at the 6 month mark in my care and doing great. Active, peaceful, disease-free and eating more different foods than any other fish in my tank, though still no mysis or brine. Pics to follow.
 
I removed a red lobo and two fungia sp. They were picking at. The polyps of my montipora spongodes are always retracted and I've seen them nip at it but its growing nicely. No damage to polyps or softies or leathers or gorgonians. Never touched any of my nems either. Awesome fish. I feel very priveledged to keep them. Trying to get a little vid up.
 
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sorry about the stomach turning camera work. and please do enjoy the part where i knock something off the table near the end. ;)
 
Mine's still just a baby, I wonder how long it'll take for him to grow up to the size of everyone elses?
 
Pulled out a ruler, and I'd say he's not even an 1 1/2" yet. There's pics of him on this thread somewhere.
 
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