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it's a spongeI dont even know what type of sps it is. They had 4 of them
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it's a spongeI dont even know what type of sps it is. They had 4 of them
Mine is flipping me off.I think yours is probably in the lead. I can't see the definition of the 'arms' yet on mine
this was taken at gateway aquatics. Its red and white amazing
I want that!!!! Been looking.
I dont even know what type of sps it is. They had 4 of them
Oh so you have two shades of tan too? White and red?Redhead went to see a minor league baseball game. Redhead got red.
Yes. Lots of freckles.Oh so you have two shades of tan too? White and red?
No freckles here, but I can thank my northern European ancestry on my ability to tan. Bonus tho, no lactose intolerance here!Yes. Lots of freckles.
Haha! You spend so much time making sure they are happy and healthy and they give no respect. Corals are like kids sometimes!Mine is flipping me off.
And if you are like my wife, you have more freckles where you have had sunburns.Yes. Lots of freckles.
Yep.And if you are like my wife, you have more freckles where you have had sunburns.
Show off. Lol.No freckles here, but I can thank my northern European ancestry on my ability to tan. Bonus tho, no lactose intolerance here!
Beautiful. What is it?Went to the LFS (your reef) after seeing a fb post about new frags and saw this fish. They may be fairly normal, but I have not noticed them in stores or in tank shots. It is very cool looking. (Not my photo)
Went to the LFS (your reef) after seeing a fb post about new frags and saw this fish. They may be fairly normal, but I have not noticed them in stores or in tank shots. It is very cool looking. (Not my photo)
Beautiful. What is it?
VeryThey are still pretty as an adult
Well, it is a Ctenochaetus which is the same genus as the kole and tomini, which are not nearly as aggressive as their cousins, the Acanthurus genus. Those include the powder blue and brown, Achilles, ect... usually those are the top bullies in a tank. The difference with the Chevron and other bristle tooth tangs is they get around a foot long, where most of the rest stay around half a foot.Semi-aggressive algae eaters. 180 gallons. Figures.