Najer's zen twins.

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Been missing the grubby puddle. One of my favorite tanks! I borrowed this pic awhile back….
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Thanks, that was convict one, Poto, he got cut by a naso in the twins, nearly recovered from a bacterial infection and then a few months later died overnight, first pic I have seen him in since he died, I still can't look at pics of him I have on the laptop. :)
 
good afternoon Simon... :)
he ate the whole leaf of spinach...;Happy new pics later..;):cool:
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good afternoon Simon... :)
he ate the whole leaf of spinach...;Happy new pics later..;):cool:
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Miss having a baby tang, "baby" scopas is near a two inch fish now, you are the first person I have ever seen feed a baby tang properly, my hat is off to you sir. :)
 
Miss having a baby tang, "baby" scopas is near a two inch fish now, you are the first person I have ever seen feed a baby tang properly, my hat is off to you sir. :)
If you feed a tang right from when they are little, it makes them bulletproof later on.

My des tang was 1” when I got it years ago. Feed it everything it could eat for a month, then qt’d and it has made 7 tank moves, 5 states and is as thick as can be. Amazing what proper nutrition when little will do for them later in life.
 
If you feed a tang right from when they are little, it makes them bulletproof later on.

My des tang was 1” when I got it years ago. Feed it everything it could eat for a month, then qt’d and it has made 7 tank moves, 5 states and is as thick as can be. Amazing what proper nutrition when little will do for them later in life.

Every time I see baby tangs at my lfs, like one inch and smaller I want to buy them all and give them a decent start in captivity, all a baby tang want to do is eat and not get eaten, my lfs gets loads of babies and I often wonder how they get on being fed frozen crap long term.
 
good morning.
how's things across the pond today?

Nice sunny day, should be around mid seventies today. :)
... have you got a "canary coral", I need to take it out to sort a couple of vermitids, I moved it yesterday as the engineer goby colapsed it, I can see the base rock now and there are a few. ;Facepalm

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I love how they balance their own diet if given enough choice, it is in a great environment. :)



Good morning, have a great day. :)

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Spidey snail spidey snail....
 
Nice sunny day, should be around mid seventies today. :)
... have you got a "canary coral", I need to take it out to sort a couple of vermitids, I moved it yesterday as the engineer goby colapsed it, I can see the base rock now and there are a few. ;Facepalm

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I'm not familiar with that name.
 
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