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Your tank is looking great! I love the rockwork. Very nice for coral placement. |
My Latest Acquisition
Got a nice Chocolate Mimic Tang from Ocean Aquatics today (thanks Wendell and Jim). He's about 6" and still has some of his juvenile colouring. Very pretty fish. Wife wants to call him "Cocoa" the Chocolate Tang.
http://i371.photobucket.com/albums/o...k/IMG_2854.jpg http://i371.photobucket.com/albums/o...k/IMG_2853.jpg http://i371.photobucket.com/albums/o...k/IMG_2846.jpg He's in QT for awhile, which is a bit of a dilemma. The QT is only 20 gallons and I have an Aussie Tuskfish coming Thursday from J&L. I don't think it's too wise to put two 5+ inch fish in such a small tank. (The QT is a permanent set-up with sand, live rock, skimmer, etc.) I might have to bite the bullet on this one and put the Tuskfish directly into the display. They are hardier and less apt to catch something than are Tangs. Any suggestions? Another pic of my little algae-eating LM Blenny. Look how fat his belly is from all the H.A. he's been eating. http://i371.photobucket.com/albums/o...k/IMG_2866.jpg |
Very nice tang! I dont believe I ever saw a lawnmower blenny that wasnt obese:lol: As far as the qt....if the tang looks good when you get the tusk I would put the tang in the display as the 20 qt tank is more of a stress itself to a tang.
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Nice pic of the lawnmower, he looks a little upset at the lack of lawn to mow though.
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FWIW, your Blenny's name is now Gus Tubberton
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That's better than what I call him: "Fat Ass Fish". |
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Going into a new tank, with strange fish is stressful too; whether as much as being in a 20 gal tank, I don't know. Any other thoughts on this? |
Tank is looking good. Glad your winning with the HA. How are your peppermints doing with your Falco ?
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