What type of rare fish would you want?

[OceanicCorals-Ian-]

I've had a Conspiculatus Angel before and they are absolutely awsome!!

I would definitely recommend them just as long as you are an experienced reefer and have a mature large tank. The conspic is very friendly (too friendly....always wagging it's tail when it saw me) and intelligent; amazing color.

A friend of mine, overseas, just sold a Conspicullatus and Personifer Angel Hybrid. The selling price was insane. Beautiful fish.

I'll post a pic of it later when he emails it to me.

If you want a super rare fish, I can get you the Apolemichthys Kingii. PM me for the price.

Also, the interruptus angel (Centropyge interruptus) is another uncommon fish if you like the rare and unusual.

Cheers,

Ian

[fishoholic]

Originally Posted by OceanicCorals

I've had a Conspiculatus Angel before and they are absolutely awsome!!

I would definitely recommend them just as long as you are an experienced reefer and have a mature large tank. The conspic is very friendly (too friendly....always wagging it's tail when it saw me) and intelligent; amazing color.

A friend of mine, overseas, just sold a Conspicullatus and Personifer Angel Hybrid. The selling price was insane. Beautiful fish.

I'll post a pic of it later when he emails it to me.

If you want a super rare fish, I can get you the Apolemichthys Kingii. PM me for the price.

Also, the interruptus angel (Centropyge interruptus) is another uncommon fish if you like the rare and unusual.

Cheers,

Ian

Thanks for the info. My 230g is very painfully slowly cycling so I will have to wait till next year (Jan-Feb) before the cycle is done and I can add the fish.

[Keri]

I was watching a documentary a couple of weeks ago and they showed a shot of 3 or 4 clarion angels parasite-picking a huuuge manta ray. REALLY cool.

[saltaddict]

http://glassbox-design.com/2008/pepp...eo-ii-feeding/

[justinl]

Im going to move away from the angel theme here and say that I have always always wanted to set up a species only tank for a couple Japanese dragon morays... drool. or, since they're not really technically fish, my other really-really-want fish: Halichoeres melanurus.

[Keri]

Originally Posted by saltaddict

http://glassbox-design.com/2008/pepp...eo-ii-feeding/

Wow.... what a sharp looking fish. It's interesting that the cleaner shrimp are doing so well at those low temps.

Justin:
Halichoeres melanurus is not a fish? Isn't it a wrasse? The one I googled was gorgeous.

[Leah]

I am in for the Clarion, I have been watching for one but I had no idea they cost that much. I guess I will need the million bucks first too! No wonder you don't see them for
sale. Yes I love angels and no don't forget the prazi pro, I have also learned that lesson.

[fishoholic]

Originally Posted by Keri

Justin:
Halichoeres melanurus is not a fish? Isn't it a wrasse? The one I googled was gorgeous.

Isn't a wrasse a type of fish? Either way cool wrasse.

[fishoholic]

Originally Posted by saltaddict

http://glassbox-design.com/2008/pepp...eo-ii-feeding/

Cool video, they are very pretty to bad they are so pricey.