astrogazer
Premium Member
These are so cool...
Male:
Female:
Would like them ... just can't afford them...
Male:
Female:
Would like them ... just can't afford them...
Saw these rare Zebras at my LFS
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cubano2480
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nice!!!
I`m looking for a male for my japanese swallowtail
if any off u guys see one around please let me know...
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Ricardo
I`m looking for a male for my japanese swallowtail
if any off u guys see one around please let me know...
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Ricardo
cubano2480
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here is a male......
http://www.marinecenter.com/fish/angelfish/japaneseswallowtailangelmale/
thanks
http://www.marinecenter.com/fish/angelfish/japaneseswallowtailangelmale/
thanks
astrogazer
Premium Member
According to that article the above male is the mate to your female, I don't know if this is the case, but the male above is at exotic aquatic.
astrogazer
Premium Member
in Ft. Laud.
Bret61081
Active member
actually the male at Exotic Aquatic is different then the male he is looking for. The pair at Exotic Aquatic are the real zebra angels...the male he is looking for is refered to as a zebra angel but is not the same! =) They have one in the display tank as your walking into the fish room at Big Als...and the only other place I have seen the Male Swallowtail was at Pet World in Davie several months ago. Best bet is to ask all the LFS around to order it for you! I'll stop my exotic Aquatic tomorrow after work and have Rob put it on his order for the following weeks but he will be out of town so prolly would be a while b4 he can get it.
cubano2480
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the only thing that looks different to me is the top fin ......
cubano2480
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and the button too........
astrogazer
Premium Member
This is the quote from the site you posted above ...
"Members of the genus Genicanthus are planktivores and will not bother corals or clams in the aquarium, making them the perfect reef angel. Females of this species are commonly known as the "Swallowtail Angel", while males are usually called the "Zebra Angel". Still others call it the "Black Spot Angel". Females are yellow above, white below, with dark bands on the upper and lower edges of the tail. Males are white overall with numerous black bands on the head and the body."
"Members of the genus Genicanthus are planktivores and will not bother corals or clams in the aquarium, making them the perfect reef angel. Females of this species are commonly known as the "Swallowtail Angel", while males are usually called the "Zebra Angel". Still others call it the "Black Spot Angel". Females are yellow above, white below, with dark bands on the upper and lower edges of the tail. Males are white overall with numerous black bands on the head and the body."
Bret61081
Active member
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7362269#post7362269 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by cubano2480
the only thing that looks different to me is the top fin ......
http://www.marinecenter.com/fish/angelfish/redseazebraangelpair/
thats what they have at exotic aquatic
cubano2480
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I dit not see this {sorry} Bret61081 bret can u please ask him how much this fish cost, BTW I`m not hurry I can wait for him to came back thanks a lot ..........
cubano2480
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THAT IS A beautiful FISH!!!!
cubano2480
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thanks bret...........
astrogazer
Premium Member
Yes you are right
cubano2480
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hey any u guys have see this before ???
is a salfin bleny ........
is a salfin bleny ........
