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Nice.
You know full-well what it is...
Nice.
P. hemitaeniatus.
I had the first one from this wave collection wave that made it alive to the states about 6 months ago now. Unfortunately one of the other fish in the box the vendor sent me had velvet too, and I didn't have that specimen for long. :(
20170924_124624 by joe bonomo, on Flickr
20170924_124243 by joe bonomo, on FlickrMacropharyngodon cyanoguttatus, female.Can you please id this Leopard/Tamrin wrasse. It looks like a leopard to me but lfs said its a tamrin.
20170924_124624 by joe bonomo, on Flickr
20170924_124243 by joe bonomo, on Flickr
Thanks for the help. Is this wrasse fairly rare i can't seem to find much info on them.Macropharyngodon cyanoguttatus, female.
It's not frequently available. It will come in sporadically from Kenyan shipments.Thanks for the help. Is this wrasse fairly rare i can't seem to find much info on them.
Can you please id this Leopard/Tamrin wrasse. It looks like a leopard to me but lfs said its a tamrin.
20170924_124624 by joe bonomo, on Flickr
20170924_124243 by joe bonomo, on Flickr
Nice find Joe...AV? It's not seen in our area that frequently so it can be mistakenly IDed as a blue dot Tamarin. Very simular in care and disposition when small, but the Tamarin will get much larger( wild to 16") and most of the CUC is on the menu. My Blue dot is about 4 years old and 6-7" and growing....LOL
Paracheilinus cyaneus.This is not mine. It's someone's in my group but I love it and she doesn't know the name. Can you I'd pretty please![]()
Paracheilinus cyaneus.
AMA has been getting in some rare beautiful wrasses. I saw them and all were eating. Did you see they even have a few P. hemitaeniatus....they were eating as well.Thanks mike got him at Advanced Marine. They have a handful left. Just started eating yesterday.
Yup those were nice to just way out of my price range.AMA has been getting in some rare beautiful wrasses. I saw them and all were eating. Did you see they even have a few P. hemitaeniatus....they were eating as well.
Didn't see them on DD ... what did they sell for?We're they as high as the recent ones on DD?