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nope. but the female rhomboids do look a little like pyleis. so maybe mistaken identity lol

the pylei very very interested in the female rhomboids. but the male is defending them. stupid pylei..

i just downloaded tons of gross videos on youtube. tomorrow then share with you all got 1 nasal myasis, where this fella's nose has TONS OF MAGGOTS INSIDE. 2 videos on fungus growin in the ear

thanks. longnose are one of my favourite species. very very handsome fish, and IMO, looks nicer than a copperband. but colour wise, cbb win. IMO. my rhomboid and pylei are having a fight now!! BOTH are flashing like crazy with fins extended sooo much. and circling each other. i turned off my lights to stop the fight. saw some scales flying everywhere and i think enough is enough. lest one of them dies -.- not sure why they're fighting...

be thankful its not a human liver fluke! those things grow to about 3 inches and suck your blood and bile.

THE ABSOLUTE MOST HORRIBLE THING I HAVE EVER WATCHED. but i have to admit, being a huge fan of disgusting stuff, it is AWESOME!! and the remarks are HILARIOUS hahaha a very large abscess being burst. viewer discretion. if you are eating, just eaten, or about to eat, i seriously suggest, don't watch this

the famous cinnamon palys! from reborn right? wow they morphed into something so different. i like yours though!

My other butterfly that has it's limelight stolen by the declivis! but just as beautiful one of my favourites actually. very handsome species

Finally! My little monsters took notice of the anemone.

never had a copperband that ate corals before. very reefsafe IMO. but yes maybe can train..

cooperbands develop their beaks after settlement on the reef floor. these little guys are just starting to develop them.

easier than other tilefishes i think. so far appearing on the 3rd day but very very briefly only. hoping that they will come out longer with time. still haven see the 3rd one yet.

ok update on the tilefishes. 2 out of 3 are appearing regularly to feed after flooding the tank with henry's food. appearances are 1-3 mins of casual swimming around before going back to it's hole. at least i know 2 out of 3 are still alive and feeding. although they're not as fat as i want them to be.

the tilefish? it was. for awhile. before going back. it just came out while i was having dinner 5 mins ago. very very graceful, looks like a big shark with the tail and the fins. but now back into hiding again.

briefly yes! and feeding too. but still extremely extremely shy.

i like the lilac center brown skirt paly. the 3 big ones. so cool.

Mccosker flasher escaping my camera. the flash reflection is so bleh!

mm very nice zoas!

pinnicle, tons of very very small copperbands. some just after settlement, beak not yet developed 1 golden angel CF - less than 1 inch joculator. super super small, feeding on mysis, brine shrimp and pellets - burgess butterfly - 2x clarion angel - majestics, emperor, yellow belly regal - very small pwoder blue tangs - mccosker wrasses - 1x Plesiops melas - very very small pearlscale butterflyfishes. 2 inches. - peppermint shrimps - joculator angelfish 2.5 inch - multicolour angel - hybrid centropyge. unsure of the species interbred together. - naoko fairy wrasses

a rare buffet treat to the fishies. prawn on a thread.

91 litres have you sold the fish? if so, let me know so i can close this thread. no need so much TCSS and i believe members have already stated their point. and btw, some things are not necessary to bid. a flame angel that is not out of the norm, what for start a bidding? they are commonly available and easy to care for, bidding will only prolong your sales. that's just my personal opinion. this will only make members reinforce their belief that the bidding system is really out for profiteering. so please start a bid thread with discretion and don't just throw any ol' livestock for bidding -.-

saddle backs are very common during phillipine/indo shipments. CF and iwarna regularly stock them. easy to keep though abit more touchy than the more common butterflies. grows quite large

saddle backs are very common during phillipine/indo shipments. CF and iwarna regularly stock them. easy to keep though abit more touchy than the more common butterflies. grows quite large

saddle backs are very common during phillipine/indo shipments. CF and iwarna regularly stock them. easy to keep though abit more touchy than the more common butterflies. grows quite large

they do take frozen and/or pellets but my experience is, it may not be enough to sustain them. they are obligate sand sifters and get alot of their nutrients from sifting sand rich in microfauna..