Hoplolatilus luteus?

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I've seen these guys pop on Divers Den pretty frequently lately (must be the time of year they're collected) they aren't that bad looking, and get about half an inch smaller than the Skunk Tiles i was considering. Does anyone have one / any experience with them? Are they similar to other Hopolatilus care wise? Thank you
 
They are pretty similar in care. They can be jumpy at first, but after they settle can be quite hardy. I wouldn't add them with other tilefish as I have found them to be a little pushy with congenerics.
 
They are pretty similar in care. They can be jumpy at first, but after they settle can be quite hardy. I wouldn't add them with other tilefish as I have found them to be a little pushy with congenerics.

Thank You! I'm planning on getting a small one and housing it in a 50 for now, and then moving it to a 100+ in about a year or two
 
That should be fine.
 

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