Did you just get him? I'm expecting to get my juvi this weekend.about 1.5 inch. Australia Tusk
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Did you just get him? I'm expecting to get my juvi this weekend.about 1.5 inch. Australia Tusk
Cool, future fish.I got him 12/30/2023. I will keep document his development
Please post pictures of your'sCool, future fish.
I will when I get it for sure. My comment was a joke because you said you got him 12/23.Please post pictures of your's
These guys are the best !!Looking good. Feed him well and we will grow fast.
Mine was 1.25-ish on 12/30/2022 and he is pushing 2 inches now.
12/30/2022
Today. On 12.30 he was about 2/3 the length of my Yellow tail damsel. Today he is already longer than the damsel. The Convict Tang below is about 2.5 inches.
Yours is so beautiful!!! I've tried four times in the last 18 months with no success, I'm hoping to give it another try this year. I had two that never ate. One that acted weird (swimming is upside and erratically) and eventually jumped out the back of the tank. The last, a juvenile, died in quarantine after two weeks and was eating well.These guys are the best !!
Mine at 7"
Sounds like it could have been cyanide poisoning. That's always a major fear because these are hard to catch.Yours is so beautiful!!! I've tried four times in the last 18 months with no success, I'm hoping to give it another try this year. I had two that never ate. One that acted weird (swimming is upside and erratically) and eventually jumped out the back of the tank. The last, a juvenile, died in quarantine after two weeks and was eating well.
I've only had him for 4 days, but look at Biota. He seems very healthy.Yours is so beautiful!!! I've tried four times in the last 18 months with no success, I'm hoping to give it another try this year. I had two that never ate. One that acted weird (swimming is upside and erratically) and eventually jumped out the back of the tank. The last, a juvenile, died in quarantine after two weeks and was eating well.
This is what I was told. I have no reason to doubt it at this point. It's really hard to tell when they are juveniles.@jasonrusso
Did Biota specified that these are Australia or Pacific variance of Tusk?
Oh, he's definitely smaller than what they said. I don't really care as long as he's healthy. He got a roommate today. I put a ghost shrimp in there and it was funny watching him try to eat a shrimp nearly his size.You said that your’s is a lot smaller, only about 1.5 inches rather than 2.5 to 3 inches.
it make sense that they would get the Australian to breed. Best of luck with your little guy. I love mine.
In my experience, the small fish grow fast for an evolutionary reason. They get to a point and slow down.Even fish in the same hatch grow at a different rate. I know this from raising clowns. The ones that grow slow seem to never reach full size. This may be good if you want him for a small tank. Hopefully he is not one of the smaller ones in the hatch.