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09-16-2009, 06:24 AM
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[quote=Abbyreefer;448219]I picked up a gorgeous orange spot filefish last week and I'm curious what everyone/anyones success has been with this fish ? It's eating frozen like crazy and seems to be doing well. Just curious if anyone has any tips they can share... He's a pic not of mine but off google which looks identical to the one I bought.
Did the LFS tell you that they eat coral polyps? If not you better scoop her up and take her back to the LFS for a full credit. I am surprised you can find them in LFSs for sale anymore. 
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09-16-2009, 06:54 AM
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I agree, very beautiful, but if you have coral not a good thing... The only reef safe filefish is a emerald green one. I had one, but he eventually died, I think he was bullied
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