Medium sized aggressive tank upgrade

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It has attitude too, I tried to usher it a little to the side to take the photos, and it attacked the tweezers and made a huge croaking sound! I'm in love!
 
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Does anyone know much about Dascyllus auripinnis? "Gold domino damsel"
 
Like any other Dacyluss species. Gets large for a damsel and very aggressive.
 
Do they behave and have similar hosting tendencies as dominos?
 
Yes.
 
Yup, identical in every way except color.
 
Neat, and in a 125 would they be compatable? Say a few of each?
 
Yes, but try to add simultaneously to avoid an established one killing off newcomers.
 
Could you ID this dottyback for me? It came in as a misc dottyback and was an appropriate size.
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It's hard to tell until he colors up, in a week or two he'll look very different. His body shape is similar to a Pseudochromis elongatus.
 
I was hoping for Labracinus cyclophthalmus. But so far I am leaning towards either Ogilbyina queenslandiae or Ogilbyna velifera
 
Could you ID this dottyback for me? It came in as a misc dottyback and was an appropriate size.
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It looks more like Labracinus cyclothalmus than an Ogilbyina species.
 

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