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04-08-2016, 03:36 PM
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I hate when you lose new fish.
I am super embarrassed for my new fish right now. I did my typical rush out in the morning and make sure all the new fish are still good. Okay too early for the coris wrass she must be still sleeping in the sand since my Formosa is still not around. Come out an hour later and.... okay theres the formosa... cant find the black stripe coris.... crap! Still looking Cant find the fish.. Shit.. I hate buying new one that dont make it through the night.... She didnt hide at all yesterday so i didnt expect her to hide for days like some do.... Wait! Found her! http://youtu.be/V1P5qF1spmI I would just like to point out that there was more then 1" of bottle below the sand. I guess some fish require no effort to capture ... Why couldn't the butterfly do that.... Last edited by Coasting; 04-08-2016 at 03:40 PM. 
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04-08-2016, 06:58 PM
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Slocan is east Van. About 10 min on highway from JL. Between Renfrew and Nanaimo. JL has them for sale. I have Aquamedic brand. If you're closer to Warren I can get it to him and you can pickup from him?
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#23
04-08-2016, 07:12 PM
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If I had a tank that size again, I'd get a harem of royal grammas.
You'd have to wait to find one that was huge so you can be somewhat sure it's a male but the females will all post up separately in a hole and build bubble nests and the male will spend his days going from nest to nest. I had this in my 90 but also had to trade in 2 grammas before the lack of aggression from the large male indicated the smaller 3 were all female. Kind of a pain but well worth it in my mind....they're inexpensive and really pretty, active fish. Last edited by gobytron; 04-08-2016 at 07:15 PM.
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