Anyone have a Stippled Clingfish?

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I seem to have a pretty rare fish. Had him for about 2 years very cool personality and completely reef safe. Eats pellets flakes frozen whatever.

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Sustainable aquatics used to breed these guys (not sure if they still do). I'm surprised they're not more popular given how different they are. How much did you pay for him/her?
 
I have 4 of them. They live in a "wild native tank" along with a tube anemone and 3 frillfin gobies. Wasnt sure until recently if they were reef safe. Im thinking about moving them into my display tank. They have basically been under qt for like 3 months.
 
I've had mine for about 2 months now. I caught it while collecting gobies in the tide pools near my house.i had it hand feeding in the first 2 weeks.

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Cool fish! You should have a ton of fun with him. I don't have one, but I have his cousin, the skilletfish:



I have 5 of these and they've become my daughter's favorite fish, and one of mine too. They get very tame.
 

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