Your unicorn?
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achellies(sp?) tang
always loved this fish but never had a big enough tank for one
always loved this fish but never had a big enough tank for one
btkrausen
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Right now mine is a Lineatus Fairy wrasse. I got a nice one from a vendor which did got for a month but then suffered from swimming bladder issues and didn't make it.
The second one came from Pacific Island and I paid $400 for a gorgeous pair with a super male. Even though they were perfect, another fish that came the same day had ich. Needless to say I lost the pair and all my other fish causing me to go fallow for 9 weeks in the DT.
So far the Lineatus has been bad luck for me and I'm afraid of trying one again even though I now quarantine all my fish.
The second one came from Pacific Island and I paid $400 for a gorgeous pair with a super male. Even though they were perfect, another fish that came the same day had ich. Needless to say I lost the pair and all my other fish causing me to go fallow for 9 weeks in the DT.
So far the Lineatus has been bad luck for me and I'm afraid of trying one again even though I now quarantine all my fish.
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What are those?I want these...
Beautiful!!!!!!!
I'd probably find a unicorn before these....
Those are like a pink Unicorn with 3 horns and a tail made of cotton candy, LOL. Always on the top of all our list though.
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Devon, I had this problem for a long time with PB's too. There a must QT fish in my Opinion.
Your not alone on this one, I think most have this problem with blue spots.
Love them too, never had the right setup for them though.
Bryan, your on the right track now. When you get one you gotta come back and post a new one, LOL
Nice list, love Bandits but would never buy one unless my tank was dedicated to them.
Achilles tang, when I get a big enough tank I'd like to try but hear that they are tough to keep.
A harlequin tusk wrasse, love this fish, when I get a big enough tank and can convince myself that I don't need a cuc.
A small school of flashlight fish and/or pine cone fish. It would seem that they don't keep well long term either although pine cone fish are supposed a bit easier but much more expensive.
And cross hatch triggers are awesome.
A harlequin tusk wrasse, love this fish, when I get a big enough tank and can convince myself that I don't need a cuc.
A small school of flashlight fish and/or pine cone fish. It would seem that they don't keep well long term either although pine cone fish are supposed a bit easier but much more expensive.
And cross hatch triggers are awesome.
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