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Let me guess, scribbled angelfish?
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Welcome to SRC!
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May I know if anyone has seen a wartskin frogfish for sale? If so, do you mind sending me the price via PM? Thanks in advance.
Pacific reef have some frogfish, not sure if there's wartskin though, can call to check.
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Thanks guy, but i have already gotten everything. Thanks!
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Glad you love this topic bro. Cause been keep thinking and thinking. Some people have the same gallon size of tank as me but its different in length. So curious if those fishes that can kept within 180gallon tank, does the same logic apply to my tank. So yeah, wanna clear my doubts.I love this Topic. Very realistic and USeful. I used to have that doubt too .. Both for Marine & Rachu Tank. I guess Most Fishes swims from Left to Right, not Top to Bottom. I also think that 622 should be a better choice ... -
Yeah, after hearing so much advice for the bro/sis over here. Plan to upgrade my 4x2.5x2.5 to 6x2.5x2.5. (next year hopefully) Cause sound logical that most fish swim from left to right than bottom to top. But if the fish swim round and round means the 4x2.5x2.5 is better than the 6x2x2?
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Wow wow, chill man. Asking if theres any shipment means i'm getting? Can't i just go down and have a look? Ok anyway, i had already planned to get chromis already. No point of disccusing about golden trevally.Lol you asked if there was any in Shipment Updates. I ain't dumb matey -
6x2x2 or 4x2.5x2.5 will have more swimming space for a fish? Or its about the same? To be exact 6x2x2 is around 179gallon while 4x2.5x2.5 is 187gallon.
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Oh, and lets say a certain fish the recommended tank size for the fish is 180gallon. Both the 4x2.5x2.5 and 6x2x2 also can fit the fish right?
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So, length is better? Since both are 180gallons.
Too bad, my current tank is 4x2.5x2.5 planning to upgrade next year.
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Hi guys, have a question to ask.
Is the gallon of the tank more important or length more important?
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4ftx2.5ftx2.5ft tank which is 180gallon and a 6ftx2ftx2ft tank is also a 180gallon tank. So which is better? Thanks.
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I think salinity and temperature are alao very important for invertebrates. Did you dose any copper into your tank before?
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Chill, its only a thought. Never say i'm gonna keep what. Most likely going for chromis. Prefer their colouration.Don't even think about it. They grow up to 2 feet in length and require 500 gallons. -
Maybe you can try to post on 'Swop Shop'. Saw a few bros/sis posted there on giving away free chaetos.
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I think for angelfish, water quailty is very very important. Used to keep an emperor angelfish 3 years ago when i just started my first ever tank. Didn't read up much and added a emperor angelfish in, after a few days, its colour started to fade and in the end it died. So yeah, i suggest to read up more about angelfish and let your water be more matured by then its safe to add a emperor angelfish. Just my personal experience and opinion.Hi guys, can anyone tell me more about emperor angel, it's difficulty level and what to look out for. Nt sure if it's suitable for me! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
Am also looking for golden trevally, anyone saw at any lfs?Any golden trevelly? -
Heart a little itchy for small school of golden trevally.
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Alright thanks guys, think that i will just get a small school of chromis.
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No worries bro! Mine is a FOWLR set up. And bro, wish your tank get better and better!Thanks bro. Think properly first. With my scape, arranging coral is tough. Cause not much space to really place them:) I like the space for fishes to swim though -
Really love your rock scape. Nice and neat and lots of swimming space. Will try to mimic yours!
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Wonder will chromis pick on others fishes that i have inside my tank right now.
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Alright, most likely will get 5-6 chromis!
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i keep a group of 6 blue-green chromis. so far I do not see any problems of them living together. there's a bit of chasing here and there, and some aggression from the alpha fish during feeding, but definitely don't see them trying to kill each other. in fact, they tend to swim together. with time they also develop a very nice iridescent blue.
Yeah, I think that chromis is nice. When they are swimming around. Guess I will see if there's any others fishes that i should keep, if not i will go with 5-6 chromis.
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You need to have 100post count in order to post at the pasar malam thread. Maybe try asking bros from here to help you post and list down your contact number?I dunno why I cannot start a new topic on pasar malam. Looking to sell a ctenochaetus striatus bristeltooth tang (approx 4 inches) and a female swallowtail angelfish (approx 3 inches) for $15 and $30 respectively. They are both healthy and eating everything. Only caution is that the angelfish is not reef safe. It pecks at my clam and brain corals.
White reef!
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Would like to see the end product after you put the nylon net on!
Cause thought of removing my hood, hahah.
Have a great day!