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Dang, I love trevallys since the day I saw them in a public aquarium. They do get big, and they actually lose a lot of their yellow color as they mature.
How the heck did you ever get one? I might be interested in one in the future when I get a larger tank.
FishBase says their common size is 75 cm (30 inches) and max size is 120 cm (47 inches). Violet Aquarium LLC offers juveniles which I have been able to see in-person:Thanksgiving week I was in Melbourne FL, one of the local LFS had 2. They said they grow to 2 1/2 feet,
Nahackys? Or Mad Reefer?Thanksgiving week I was in Melbourne FL, one of the local LFS had 2. They said they grow to 2 1/2 feet,
The picture provided refers to Selaroides leptolepis instead of Gnathanodon speciosus as in OP's post. Cool looking fish nonetheless .Never kept them although I've been lucky enough to go fishing for them and swimming with them in phu cuoc (if you ever wanna see beautiful reefs and coral go here). They tend to bite on shrimp and octopus but I think anything meaty that can fit in their mouths they'll eat
Oh I didn't know. They are beautiful fish to swim with though. I found a group hiding under a rock and that was an amazing experienceThe picture provided refers to Selaroides leptolepis instead of Gnathanodon speciosus as in OP's post. Cool looking fish nonetheless .