live aquaria AAAA++++

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got my Christmas & melanurus wrasse yesterday about 9:30 am both were a bit bigger than I thought they would be! after about an hour of acclimation I turned them loose. for about 10 minutes they swam around & then as expected they dived into the sand. I was pretty sure I wouldn't see them again till the next day but to my surprise about 5pm there they were swimming around & looking for food the Christmas wrasse ate some mysis shrimp but not the melanurus not too worried maybe tomorrow. today they came out when lights came on still no go on the melanurus eating darn....maybe I'll start to worry ha ha just gave everyone some elos smv-2 & the melanurus chowed down on that like a pig!!!

great job Live aquaria on some very healthy fish:wink:
 
Liveaquaria is always good with their stock, usually exceeds your expectations but a little pricey compare to other vendors.
 
I buy all my fish from Liveaquaria, you cant beat there customer service. I have had a couple fish pass from them though. I got a yellow goby that wasnt in very good condition from them though and I only had 1 QT tank, and whatever he had ended up killing my Lubbock Wrasse.
 
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