Another great shipment from drreefsquarantinedfish.com

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These folks are simply great.

The Goldflake Angel arrived today quite happy, healthy, and pretty “sassy” as well.

From these last two orders, the Convict Tang came out immediately and began to shoal with the resident Green Chromis.

The Purple Tang followed suit within a few minutes and they all still shoal together off and on around the reef, with the Purple Tang breaking out occasionally on its own.

The Orchid Dottybacks I introduced with my one remaining adult male still in residence. As the reef is a 300 with many hiding spaces, I wasn’t too concerned about bullying or dominance. He has readily “adopted” all four at this point, and the smaller ones have each chosen (at least for now) a section of the reef they can call home – with him visiting each one of them.

And finally today’s arrival - the Goldflake Angel - went in after acclimation and had a few initial “conversations” with the two tangs from last week as well as my 15yr-old female clownfish, and then everybody was settled down within 15-20 minutes. The Angel is now happily hanging out with the shoal of Tangs and Chromis and occasionally striking out on its own, only to return to the shoal.

Thank you for your excellent service, very well packed shipping, extremely healthy livestock!

Cheers,
Ray :cool:
 
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