stunreefer
Reef Hugger
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Pooky's 300
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pookstreet
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Thanks guys! She's less than 2" and not as flighty as the larger one. I didn't even bother with trying to wait for other one to slow down for some shots.
roktsintst
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Very Nice Kenny!
pookstreet
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pookstreet
Registered Stick Killer
Thanks Brian! It's very true. Some fish just don't stop long enough for you to take any decent pix. What's up with that??? :fun2:
pookstreet
Registered Stick Killer
Thanks Mark
Just two at the moment. Still debating whether to trioize down the road but there are so many other fish still to get :lol:
pookstreet
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Well, that one falls in the ADHD category :lol: I did post a semi-decent pic about a couple of months or so ago. Until I get a nice flash or something, it's very hard to catch it in focus. Here it is just to tie you over
Thanks Mark
I wouldn't wait too long to make that decision or it might not end up in one you yoru fish's favor. I think I waited too long to add a 3rd joc to the mix. I was advised that maybe I wouldn't want to risk losing a new addition to an already established pair
pookstreet
Registered Stick Killer
Thanks Brian. Once I can get a nice flash for the camera, I should be able to get better pix of the fishies
I wouldn't wait too long to make that decision or it might not end up in one you yoru fish's favor. I think I waited too long to add a 3rd joc to the mix. I was advised that maybe I wouldn't want to risk losing a new addition to an already established pair
I am leaning towards adding a third soon since they are smaller fish and wouldn't really add much to the bioload. Well, at least that's my inclinations today. If something else nice pops up before then, who knows
stunreefer
Reef Hugger
Nice black/white/grey fish Kenny. I happen to like those a bit 
Have you noticed any growth on yours?
Even with adding them at the same time, certain Centropyge are just very aggressive towrds the (most) submissive fish. My friend purchased the trio of C. multicolor off of DD last year, and from the start the smallest got the (you know what) beat out of it non-stop, leading to it's demise.
Have you noticed any growth on yours?
+1I wouldn't wait too long to make that decision or it might not end up in one you yoru fish's favor. I think I waited too long to add a 3rd joc to the mix. I was advised that maybe I wouldn't want to risk losing a new addition to an already established pair
Even with adding them at the same time, certain Centropyge are just very aggressive towrds the (most) submissive fish. My friend purchased the trio of C. multicolor off of DD last year, and from the start the smallest got the (you know what) beat out of it non-stop, leading to it's demise.
pookstreet
Registered Stick Killer
But some people think those colors are so boring. It just so happens that I was not one of them :lol2:
It has definitely put on some length. There is no way for me to measure precisely but I would venture to guess somewhere at 1/4"+
It has definitely put on some length. There is no way for me to measure precisely but I would venture to guess somewhere at 1/4"+
Thats all people just saying what they read on the internet :lol: I know of a very successful tank that has a pair of them that runs at 78-79, There goes the temperature thing, now you just need to work on the cheapskate thing
DanW
Certified Stick Killer
Doh! At least I know of one thing that won't changeThats all people just saying what they read on the internet :lol: I know of a very successful tank that has a pair of them that runs at 78-79, There goes the temperature thing, now you just need to work on the cheapskate thing
