Digiman

At LiveAquaria it's selling at US$139.99. At our LFS will be selling much cheaper, but the prob is seeing one here is most likely not going to happen. Even if brought in it'll go unnoticed as most LFS will hav little or no knowledge on this fish.

Do u mean interruptus? I'm not sure but most probably around one thousand range.

Yes, pineapple fish is hard to keep though, suited to species tank like seahorses, brought in a couple of times b4 but now hard to see as it's not a popular fish plus difficult to keep. C. Interruptus is one of the holy grail of dwarf angels. I'm still waiting and waiting and waiting for it....

Think the name is Blenniella chrysospilos

Flabelligobius smithi

For the goby lovers...

Beautiful!

No, i prefer the striped cardinals. Banggai got this intimidating look for a cardinal.

Red brain will bleach when exposed to too strong lighting, my red brain also bleach last time when i place it too high. Shift it to a position where it get indirect lights may help. Well i'm no coral expert, so better wait for other LPS experts to help.

another pic

Dunno wat tang..

Nice tank, i like the cardinals esp. They give the whole tank a calm reef feel.

Wa rock beauty... Only one word: DIFFICULT.

Pls show your blue-line angel, can only see its tail, we wan to see its full glory.

ORA Pearl-eye Bicinctus Clown, we should see this v soon at LCK.

yes my skimmer had been off for 5 days already. after a week plus no choice hav to do a major water change.

Nope disagree. Tangs, Butterflies and Angels are the more susceptible to ich. Your coral Beau is most likely the longest time resident in the tank tat's why it's unaffected. I'm using {API Melafix + Aquapharm "Cure Ich" }for 4 days and the result is quite amazing. Hav tried each product individually and they dun work well. However when i dose them together, the itch will subside within a day, even those encyst onto the fish body disappear overnight. Another merit of the combination is invertebrate safe, my soft coral doesn't seem to be affected. But it's still too early to make conclusions, need more time to assess the combined products effeciveness.

My recommendations (considering u wan pink/red and not too expensive): Bartlett group (easiest and hardiest anthias to keep apart from lyretail), price - 3 for $100. Flame Angel (hardy and really red!), Price - $35 Tomato / Skunk clown, Price - Below $15 Purple / Bicolor pseudochromis, Price - not sure but guess not over $10 Flasher Wrasse - $10 Pearlscale Butterfly (not a difficult butterfly, but not reef-safe)- $20

Yes Bro Ultraman, pls enlighten us how to tell a blind fish..

A clearer pic of the male, can see the more yellow back:

Periophthalmus argentineatus (mudskipper)

Macroramphosus scolopax

Pteragogus flagellifer

Cirrhitichthys aureus (yellow hawk)

Epinephelus poecilonotus (a v rare grouper)