Dispar_Anthias

Must be some ugly cheapo mushy... some indo zoos....

So the truth have spoken... even more confirm now when bro MB say he spot them in the wild.... And also yiling purposly went reborn to see the sun in the display tank... he say no change in colour.. so what say you shoe, maybe you need an eye checkup

Ah i got something like this... but only few polyps

haah true... and also when it burrow onto sand the sand bed burries ###### overtime..... lolx.. ungrateful clown

Oh no prob..... for hogging extra $10 for kopi hog the fish until you come leh, not easy

aiyah you also not those aggressive type like you know who :eyebrow:9every coral shipment cheong.. take ard 10same pieces dunno for what purpose) they wun scare you got chance to hog one lah

your tank also explode.. Guess you need a 15footer when that time comes

Wah next time.. I leave all the goodies i want to you... i believe dat one do not need to hog onto everything

ya lah.. cos i cannot understand what you say mah..... Eh no lah... My hp kana cope recently.. All contacts gone how to call you guys to update...

we cheong too much together liao mah

Lol told you not courage.. I just cannot resist the beauty

Har what talking you??? eh lazy to update lah..... i post the wrasse is to share good news with zoos keeper Like i say this wrasse is through first try and first hand withness by me, I am not sure if all the same wrasse would do the same Anyway for more info..... look here a tiny write up by me on the last page and a detail write up by MUCHO REEF http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthre...25&pagenumber=1

bro you back down cos you wanna convince me to buy

haha bro... no lah.... frankly i bought it on impulse for its beauty and at the same time having the belief that it was a halichoeres despite the lfs owner said that it was a thalassoma..... Why?? cos when this wrasse was in the tank it was swimming very slow unlike thalassoma which would be lapping and dashing ard the tank...... its body shape was curvy and resemble those of halichoeres.. thalassoma was more torpedo like In RC MUCHO REEF has found out that sea grass wrasse feeds on zoos eating nudi.... However that fish is not easy to find.. thus the zigzag wrasse maybe an alternative solution.... This fish is not commonly collected but it was brought in by one of the sponsor.. So VIC you know what to do liao

hehe the halichoeres is proven to wack pyramid snail.... as for the nudi i was looking for a wrasse that wack the nudi(in RC thread there was a pic of this wrasse), can't find it... Got this, I spotted a nudi on my glass yesterday try to catch it but it flew lose, and i was thinking oh no, if this guy stay in my tank i gotta be in some trouble... out of the blue my zigzag wrasse just wack it and then into its stomach now for your fish that eat cyano., none that i really know.. but I do know 2 spot goby keeps sandbed super clean... you may want t try those but they are not easy to keep... my fren tried a pair and the cyano and diatom just disappear..... I guess small amt of cyano will but i not sure how much red carpet you have lolx

not rare just that i seldom arrive in red sea shipment.. dunno leh, i find lfs owner very prejudice against wrasse.... since you liek it.... another pic

last pic dun want waste to much bandwidth with noisy pic

Pic without flash Paiseh noisy pic cos force my P&S camera too much liao

My new addition..... halicheores scapularis aka zigzag wrasse from red sea.... tested and proven, feeds on zoos eating nudi, crabs and pyramid snail..... Excellent for those that do not have tiny shrimp...... best of all this guy dun dig into sand like leopard wrasse and other thalassoma wrasse do.... taken with flash

new project?? you mean the one which involve snapping of your gen********

Yup was surprise when you say gouldian's tank was overgrown with algae..... FYIW, his tank is one of the cleanest tank i ever see... much better than mine

cos zoo keepers got access to private info lolx... FYI there is not just one zoo keepers ard

so shoe... someone has spoken.. I guess you gotta remove hat red sun from the list... cos your opinion of that red sun is dyed through the one that is losing its colour..... Like fuel said the losing of colour may due to diet

Actually they are ok with corals... but as they get too big, small fish and shrimp maybe in danger