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Digiman

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  1. Hi, Johnson fairy wrasse alpha male. Size 3", kept for 2 yrs. Reason for sale is to reduce bioload in nano tank. Selling price: $900 Under flash in a dark nano tank Under T5 lightings Pls watsapp/sms at 96951347. Thank you for viewing
  2. Hi, Clarion angel 4". Kept for several months. Healthy n perfect. Selling price: $3000. With flash Without flash Interested pls watsapp/sms at 96951347. Thanks for viewing
  3. It is surviving on the algae growth in your tank. Did you realise it getting thinnner or is it still maintaining its weight?
  4. Rainfordi goby is beautiful but not the easiest goby to keep alive. My experience with some is they tend to be picky eater, pecking on the filamentous algae on tank and rock surfaces and eat nothing else. After a few weeks the stomache is sunken and the fish will die of emaciation. However there are also a lot that adapt to eating prepared food and is doing well. So good luck in keeping it and do update your experience with your fish if possible.
  5. This was the purple-head helfrichi that went to Japan last year November. The purple on the head is mesmerizing. I will be constantly hunting for this fish.
  6. Hi Jakuson, Very glad to see reefers, like u, who are interested in rare fish like this. The cook-island purple-head variant helfrichi (common name) is very rare and has never been brought into singapore. So far those available has been retailing at pricing upwards of $1000 with majority going to Japan and a few to HK and Taiwan. A few has went to the US market back in 2011 and the picture u posted belong to LiveAquaria and it sold for USD 600+. Back in 2010 to 2011 the purple head helfrichi was targeted for collection together with another even more expensive fish, the privitera anthias ($1300 to $1500) in cook island at depth beyond 200 feet. They are only found deep, though not as deep as the peppermint angel and narcosis angel. This purple head variant helfrichi is found twice deeper than your usual helfrichi and as such is rarely collected and command a high price. Another interesting thing to note about this fish is it is also much bigger than the normal helfrichi, they are typically 3" in length which means it is almost twice as big as your normal helfrichi! So this purple-head helfrichi if available will be a very strong and showy firefish to have and well-worth the money spent. After 2010 and 2011 these purple-heads have not been collected again. And in 2012 the fish was practically absent from the market except for one being made available to Japan BBOX some time in the second semester. I have been trying hard to look for this fish in 2012 but to no avail. And like you i hope to see this fish in singapore one day and hopefully i can be the lucky person to own it.
  7. New earlei wrasse in Japan (used to be very rare but now more regularly offered from marshall collection) New neopercularis hog again in Japan
  8. Tosanoides flavofasciatus in the famous HK personatus tank (u can vaguely see the male personatus angel in the vid below)! And here is the same tosanoides and housed with two other hawaii superstars, the fuscipinnis anthias and the sanguineus hogfish!
  9. Is it alive? The color and condition of the fish dont look good.
  10. The most freshwater looking saltwater fish! This is my own video but becos this fish is so rare and so interesting, i hav to post it here again for all to enjoy. Thought to be lipogramma robinsi but could be a new species. This fish is huge for a lipogramma. Extremely showy fish. Currently feeding well on frozen brine.
  11. This fish need no verification. In fact there are only two in the hobbyist world now. It is caught only by submarine at depth approaching 600ft. No deep pocket but big courage yes because I still couldn't get it to start eating.
  12. It doesnt. But i have no more corals now.
  13. Ringens trigger x2 (rare small sizes!!) One lightning chromis Several small rock beauty Many emerald crabs and peppermint shrimps
  14. Wa you r indeed the master of oddballs! The latter is very rare indeed. The pic i posted above is a specimen on display at a public aquarium and not in reefers tank.
  15. Wow wat fish is this?? I have never seen a fish like this!
  16. Described recently. Check Reefbuilder article on the fish.
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