AgreeGood call. Those are not Springeri.
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AgreeGood call. Those are not Springeri.
Yep. Like I said, I'm pretty sure I have one of each unless the second is just a female. Either way, both of mine hang out together and get along well. They have very similar temperaments.When it comes to spingeri damsels, this confuses the hades out of me.
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the blue fish is the true C. springeri and the other morph is in the process of getting a name of it’s own.
So, according to rb...the transperent tail fish is the true springer.
Blue body with pale tail.
I just wonder if both eat pesty critters. I know melanuras are usually big pigs, i really don't want another wrasse. I'd like a couple of the springers. A spotted mandarin goby (wishful thinking) as they often adapt to pellets.Yep. Like I said, I'm pretty sure I have one of each unless the second is just a female. Either way, both of mine hang out together and get along well. They have very similar temperaments.
My Springeris, Mel, and Four Spot are all fatties. I never see pods in my tank, had flatworms for a day I think. All of them eat flakes and pellets and freeze dried and frozen. All of them eat Nori as well. I'd love a Ruby Dragonette eventually but I need to start breeding pods first.I just wonder if both eat pesty critters. I know melanuras are usually big pigs, i really don't want another wrasse. I'd like a couple of the springers. A spotted mandarin goby (wishful thinking) as they often adapt to pellets.
I just dont know if the spotted goby would be left alone. Lfs has a mandarin. But, i dont think she eats prepared. They still didn't get my emerald crabs in.My Springeris, Mel, and Four Spot are all fatties. I never see pods in my tank, had flatworms for a day I think. All of them eat flakes and pellets and freeze dried and frozen. All of them eat Nori as well. I'd love a Ruby Dragonette eventually but I need to start breeding pods first.
Resting b facewhy is she frowning?
Awesome, cant wait to see what you put in it.
Very good pic. Looks like she's healing very well. The tail will take some time. Keep daily pictures of it to track healing progress. If it begins to degrade, treatment will be needed.
Gonis are my favoriteWell basic plan is to remove all frag racks from display and loose frags from my Evo and have a place to keep new incomers. So I plan to start adding to it once I get it circulating for a few hrs, make sure my heater gets up to temp. I'm hoping it's not undersized.
Then I ordered a torch, Duncan, 3pk of goni's, a yuma, and a green rock flower.
I have it on hand I can start more frequently.Very good pic. Looks like she's healing very well. The tail will take some time. Keep daily pictures of it to track healing progress. If it begins to degrade, treatment will be needed.
Adding selcon to food?
I got a random 3pk so it's a true mystery of what I'll get. I like risks.Gonis are my favorite