To tell you the truth, I'm not sure yet. They always keep me guessing. I know for sure a big male and a big male roseyscale. DJ is calling me this morning when Hawaii wakes up. LOL
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I'm sure they'll enjoy the room.
Maybe in the future I'll get back to collecting some nice F&F wrasses again. I've had a good run.
Thank you.We love your collection of clowns and anemones. We tried to get our pair of A. ocellaris clowns to host an rbta, but gave up after 3 months. They just are not going to give up their paly home, LOL!
still have a Rhomboid in there. hoping that it'll turn into a really really nice male like yours in a year or two. I might add an Earlei in there when I get the itch. LoL. I'll be watching you guys' tanks til then. having the clownfish/anemone tank is a little less stressful than having a full blown reef. just water change every other week. feed the BTA's every other day (will be once/week when they get big enough). and that's pretty much it. I get busy during the summer months so I think the switch is better for my schedule right now. but I'm sure in the future, I'll do a tank upgrade, hence will be able to get more fishes.Marvin, you know you can't resist the craving for wrasses.:tongue:
:hammer:All 4 of our new babes arrived safely and have been acclimated. The male is just gorgeous... He's a bit stressed right now and I'm sure his internal clock is still in another time zone. The ladies are very alert and investigating the new condo. We'll try and get some pics later today or tomorrow. I don't want to stress them.
I think it's time for a nap, LOL. I was so excited and anxious last night that I didn't get a wink of sleep. :wink:
-Terry
LoL Brad... just walk over your tank and finding inspiration shouldn't be a problem... :wink:Pictures Terry, Mike,,,, I need some inspiration..:bigsmile:
Thanks Brett!Glad they got there safely Terry, can't wait to see them.
Been working on them, LOL.Pictures Terry, Mike,,,, I need some inspiration..:bigsmile:
bahahaaah... so true!LoL Brad... just walk over your tank and finding inspiration shouldn't be a problem... :wink:
Very nice females!
My second male from PIA is coming next week. I originally told myself i wan't going to fall for one of the XL males. They sat there unbought the whole night and through the morning and then mid-day PST the wrasse fanatics woke up and there was only one left. Had to pull the trigger!
cool man. hope everything pulls through for yah.Figured I'd update you guys. Many of you know that I transferred ich from my QT to my DT. Since I'm going to run hypo in my DT, I figured that I'd acclimate my 8 lines into my DT when I got the salinity fairly close. I moved them in last night and they are doing great. Both of the 8 lines are swimming around on the "wrasse" side of the tank, eating well, and there is no aggression from the other wrasses.
The bigger female is more red than she was when I first got her, and the smaller one is definitely still a female.
Figured I'd update you guys. Many of you know that I transferred ich from my QT to my DT. Since I'm going to run hypo in my DT, I figured that I'd acclimate my 8 lines into my DT when I got the salinity fairly close. I moved them in last night and they are doing great. Both of the 8 lines are swimming around on the "wrasse" side of the tank, eating well, and there is no aggression from the other wrasses.
The bigger female is more red than she was when I first got her, and the smaller one is definitely still a female.