Rare Lemon Peel Angel

[billybloo]

Hey reefers,

I got a sweet image of a rare lemon peel angel...does anyone know how to post the image or copy it. Its in a word doc file. I was unable to post it....

if anyone can reply, i would glady post it

 

[pacislandaqua]

What makes it rare? Lemonpeel angels aren't that rare. We have a hybrid on our site, but even at that... still not rare.

 

[AuroraDrvr]

click this --> http://reefcentral.com/forums/newreply.php?do=newreply&noquote=1&p=19031606


Then, once you get to the full reply screen, go down to the section labeled "Additional Options", then use the manage attachments to upload the .doc to your post

 

[auem]

What makes it rare? Lemonpeel angels aren't that rare. We have a hybrid on our site, but even at that... still not rare.

it can be very rare if it is so called 'tigerpyge' type(lemonpeel x ebili)..or lesser rare if 'scribbled' type...
but i really wonder whether OP is that much informed..:bum:

 

[jnc914]

Wonder what ever happened to the Tigerpyge? I know the kid that bought it originally was selling it, along with his whole set up, last year........

 

[rnscross]

Wonder what ever happened to the Tigerpyge? I know the kid that bought it originally was selling it, along with his whole set up, last year........

Must've been drug dealing kid :hmm3: to have the $$ to buy that fish? or am I mistaken on price...

 

[billybloo]

ok reefers, i re-sized the image and should be able to upload it..Its kinda small but still worth veiwing.

In a deepwater lemon peel aparently collected south of California.

 

[flare1185]

You posted a doc file. Which is just a document file. See if you can save it in JPEG.

 

[billybloo]

wait is the image not showing up in the doc?
damn it

 

[DanEnglish]

very nice fish!

 

[billybloo]

lemon peel

lemon peel

3rd times the charm...lets see if the image uploaded

 

[rnscross]

that is a very nice fish, although it should be called an orangepeel :spin1:

 

[flameangel88]

wait is the image not showing up in the doc?
damn it

Yes, it does.

 

[BigFeesh]

very nice fish!!!

 

[forddna]

Beautiful!!

 

[Luiz Rocha]

It's a hybrid between vrolicki and flavissimus. The big black spot in the center of the body will disappear with growth, but the blue spots will probably stay.

 

[jcw]

D, Centropyge vrolicki; E, C. vrolicki X C. flavissimus hybrid; F, Centropyge flavissimus

I don't doubt your expertise, but...
Where's all that orange come from?


You even a vrolicki on your homepage...
http://www.luizrocha.com/academic/Home.html

 

[AuroraDrvr]

Where's all that orange come from?

 

[Luiz Rocha]

I don't doubt your expertise, but...
Where's all that orange come from?


You even a vrolicki on your homepage...
http://www.luizrocha.com/academic/Home.html

Seriously? Good one, all photos above are mine. I can show you about 100 photos of vrolicki X flavissimus hybrids, not a single one is identical to the other, many have blue spots, many have orange, many others are almost red due to the camera with which they were photographed. There is a lot of variation in hybrids (and I mean all hybrids, not just these vrolicki X flavissimus). Check this one:

I know for a fact that those are hybrids, confirmed with genetics. I did not sequence the DNA of the exact fish in the photo, but sequenced many with those blue spots and confirmed they were hybrids.

 

[Luiz Rocha]

Another one (confirmed hybrid):