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The market was pretty flooded with them upon their discovery last year for a short bit, then collection stopped. But collection has recently resumed this year, and there is already some on the market in the US today.Awesome tank! Have you looked into obtaining a magma wrasse? I haven't been able to find much information on availability and price-point. Thanks bud!
I'm running it at 70%; factor in head-loss and it should be around the 1400-1450gph mark.Very nice build. Do you know at what rate your return pump is running?
I was wondering if the 20" overflow runs at full capacity (2500g) or would a 16" overflow be sufficient.
I am planning a similar build.
TIA.
Well, sure, but sans photos (of course!). ;Sorry ;StopAny updates, Hunter?
Shocking, right?!?! Thanks George!Whoooooaaaa! An update! Hahaha
Great pics Hunter, as usual.
Thank you!Awesome! Looking good Hunter!
Thank you. I knew that shot was a winner the second the shutter clicked.That candy basslet has an evil look.
Great update
Thanks!Great update, I really like the H. Timorensis and the red tail flasher.
Anyone who doesn't speak of their challenges simply isn't talking about them.Great to see this and read some about your challenges.
Heh, I do love to spend other people's money. Thanks!Well there goes my tax return on wrasse! Tank looks fabulous and as always your wrasse hit me right where it matters lol. Sorry to hear about the loss of the pink streak though.
Thanks Paul!Been a while since I've checked out the thread. Looking real good as expected man. I dunno how you pulled off that basslet photo but nice! Glad to see the claire looking good and man oh man those lineatus!
Eh, I'm not super pleased with the shot of the negrosensis; the tail is in focus and not the head. But it was the best I got of that one this shoot, so it found its way here.I personally loved the shot of the M. negrosensis. So beautiful! And thanks for coming through on a long awaited (pictorial) update