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another very rarely collected fairy wrasse. Cirrhilabrus tonozukai.

VERY VERY RARE Tongean flasher wrasse! Paracheilinus tongeansis. Very rare picture of it in the wild. Too little pictures of this fish.

cute and rare goby! all these tiny gobies i dunno what they are.

Cirrhilabrus balteatus in the wild! eh they look very gorgeous. the last one is flashing but taken from the tail angle how to see!! I've never seen balteatus flashing before and what a waste this picture.

very cute chromis! if can get this, and vanderbilt together, will make for cute additions!

very beautiful lemonpeels! the juvenile one so nice.

whole group of tricinctus clowns.

Woah gorgeous blenny. Ecsenius pulcher.

another very rare butterfly.

one of the nicest obligate coral eating butterflies. The arabian butterflyfish. Chaetodon melapturus.

wow!

zanzibar is in the "plebeius-complex" very similar to plebeius andamanensis speculum

the maculosus only came one and it's sold already. the zan butterfly is actually called zanzibar butterfly. (Chaetodon zanzibarensis). very very rare in the trade.

beautiful clowns! never knew platinums can be so gorgeous. 3rd and last picture i dunno wat the hell are they.

deepwater coral beauty from vanuatu.

post 11 and 12 are not SPS, so not really dependent on LED. but very nice.

np lah!! haha. no such thing as messing up.

remove all the corals you can remove and add the blackback butterfly if you dont mind the trouble, and remove it once it finishes your xenia. bear in mind it may take awhile before it starts eatings them and better to starve it makes it easier.

from my butterfly and angel book by Scott W michael, they readily accept chopped seafood and frozen food once settled down and provided a good home with lots of space.

princess not feeding? try frozen cyclopeeze. irresistable to most anthias. with time they will accept frozen mysis.

not true. clowns can be very aggressive once settled down. especially if they have already hosted something and are defending their area.

dun be discourgaed. sunset anthias is not the easiest anthias to keep. my beautiful gorgeous alpha male MIA yesterday. i removed one rock and i did not know it was hiding inside. when i put the rock back in, i never saw it again.

my angels and butterflies leave my xenia alone. the best butterfly to get rid of xenia is Chaetodon melannotus, aka the blackback butterfly, This butterfly feeds on soft corals in the wild and will make short work of your xenia. down side is it will eat all kinds of soft corals even leather corals, which very few fishes will eat. it will also eat some LPS.

nice rockscape and princess anthias!

LCK's african shipment. - splendid leopard, radiant wrasse, yellow tail tamarin wrasse - VERY gorgeous alpha male exquisite fairy wrasse. - TONS of flameback angels at extremely attractive prizes. size range from panda goby size to normal size. (smallest is about fingernail of your little finger) - very beautiful RED FIN AFRICAN mccosker's fairy wrasse. 5 only. - to the bro (you know who you are ) who got the super rare zanzibar butterfly (Chaetodon zanzibarensis), congratulations and hope it does well for you. This is a very beautiful and legendary fish! edit* forgot to add, alot of Allardi clownfish, if i did not identify wrongly.