Holy Grail Fish

[Tamberav]

That's interesting, I have fairly good luck with shipped fish. Plenty of not-so-easy to keep stuff too. Delicate wrasses and such.

Ya, it is strange. I get a lot of DOA or near dead fish, even hardy stuff. Tried various venders but if I buy it local then success goes up greatly.

 

[Slocke]

Ever see a fish at an LFS you immediately fall in love with?
Someday….

 

[Mr Cypher]

All my little Fishies :)

 

[OrionN]

I tried for a long time to get these three fishes. Was not able to keep the Potters Leopard to live for more than a few days. The other two did really great in my tank.

 

[Petcrazyson]

I tried for a long time to get these three fishes. Was not able to keep the Potters Leopard to live for more than a few days. The other two did really great in my tank.

The top fish is a Diamond tail flasher?

 

[OrionN]

The top fish is a Diamond tail flasher?

Yup. I raised him from a baby. I actually had a pair of them. They are really short lived 4 years only.

 

[Frank SM]

A pair of Amphiprion fuscocaudatus. I've been on a list for years...

 

[KK's Reef]

Not meant for our warm reef tanks, but Odontanthias katayamai is a nice fish.

 

[las]

Not meant for our warm reef tanks, but Odontanthias katayamai is a nice fish.

LOL

 

[KrisReef]

Ever see a fish at an LFS you immediately fall in love with?
Someday….

Those get fairly big but they are tougher than nails for survival. Get a big tank/pond and a massive filtration especially to remove chunks of uneaten food and a shovelnosed guitar fish are an easy fish outside of the size and filtration needs. One of the lfs in Huntington Beach CA has a pond with them in it.

Build the tank first and these are easy to catch from the shoreline. Same goes for Leopard shark which is also easy to keep.

Not to mention bat and stingrays, temperate 72F.

 

[Petcrazyson]

LOL

Trying to say something there? Lol

 

[Slocke]

Those get fairly big but they are tougher than nails for survival. Get a big tank/pond and a massive filtration especially to remove chunks of uneaten food and a shovelnosed guitar fish are an easy fish outside of the size and filtration needs. One of the lfs in Huntington Beach CA has a pond with them in it.

Build the tank first and these are easy to catch from the shoreline. Same goes for Leopard shark which is also easy to keep.

Not to mention bat and stingrays, temperate 72F.

Leopard sharks may be the prettiest of the sharks! Was at an aquarium that had them and arapaima and couldn't decide which was prettier and arapaima have been my favorite fish for a while.

Thanks for the advice that's very cool. I may be the crazy person who's thinking of going for a fiberglass "tank" someday.

 

[las]

Trying to say something there? Lol

Hahaha- yes it a nice fish

 

[Sleepingtiger]

Not meant for our warm reef tanks, but Odontanthias katayamai is a nice fish.

now that is a nice fish. price of a green chromis?

 

[las]

now that is a nice fish. price of a green chromis?

maybe all of the green chromis added together.

 

[Petcrazyson]

maybe all of the green chromis added together.

In a LFS or in the Indo-Pacific?

 

[LAReefer4Life]

 

[Petcrazyson]

It’s making the Conspic look less special lol.

 

[Petcrazyson]

Why is the Zebra pacing a little?

 

[LAReefer4Life]

Why is the Zebra pacing a little?

He is chasing the wrought iron, I have him separated by acrylic splitter and trying to sell re-home at the moment. He is too aggressive towards two of my fish.