my new Odontanthias Borbonius
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I've seen this specimen and here's a picture I took of it while at our local LFS ReefRaft in Toronto, Canada ...
and I do believe they're from Vanuatu .. correct me if I'm wrong ... :horse:
Picture was taken in March, 2007.
HTH,
Paul
and I do believe they're from Vanuatu .. correct me if I'm wrong ... :horse:
Picture was taken in March, 2007.
HTH,
Paul
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Ok I am going to try and find one now..........dang it...... :D
Very rare, but not as expensive as they were a year ago.
an old pic
Steve, it's actually the opposite. The shipment you're referring to a year ago were actually distributed at a MUCH lower price. Now I see them going for anywhere from $200(fresh off the plane) to $600 (fully QTed).
Steve, it's actually the opposite. The shipment you're referring to a year ago were actually distributed at a MUCH lower price. Now I see them going for anywhere from $200(fresh off the plane) to $600 (fully QTed).
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Vince,
how is yours doing?
G.
how is yours doing?
G.
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What is the common name?
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Gastone - few came down with fungus infections and few recent ones I picked up perished all within five days. (but I think this was mostly due to a delayed flight) They seem to have very low tolerance for stress and aggressive tankmates. Ever since seperating them to their own 30 breeder "species" tank, they've been doing great. I'm running MJ900 for moderate flow (they don't seem to like the heavy flow all that much), and running an underrated heater to help with their coldwater preference. I've seen many others keep them in a mixed reef with success however, but in larger tanks 100+.
freeze - I've been just feeding them like I would feed any other anthias - several times a day in small amounts of flakes, and every other day with mysis and brine. They don't seem to go for cyclopeeze or any other small frozen food.
freeze - I've been just feeding them like I would feed any other anthias - several times a day in small amounts of flakes, and every other day with mysis and brine. They don't seem to go for cyclopeeze or any other small frozen food.
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