Najer's zen twins.

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That big Trachyphyllia is such a show off. I am really getting interested in the little one. I think he may grow with some very cool colors. I would take deep, cool colors over rainbows any day. The beauty in those hues are less apparent and need to be discovered.

I hate going back pages to find stuff, at your service. ;)

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I am going to a different lfs later, they had a small 6 line (1 inch) a couple of weeks ago, I will grab it if they still have it.
If it tries to play up my guess is that the flame angel will beat the cr@p out of it! ;)
Don't do it!!!! Just DON"T DO IT!!!!!

It's the only fish I regret putting in my system. So far it only picks on my damsels but he is still small. And they are hard to trap. Such a pain!!!
 
It took 4 days before I relaxed properly.
Bare with me!
After a few years of running a 170 litre aio, I had this tank built, I built the weir section in the 170.
When people tell me I can't do something I tend to investigate!
I still dose, top up and feed manually, I have the stuff here to take care of those things!
... Because they told me I couldn't do this in my variable conditions! :)

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I'm still trying to get over the fact you want to get neked with us! :eek:

Or did you mean Bear with me? ;):p

*sigh* :P

You know, Simon

I'm digging... :rolleyes: your smaller (Mini-Me) Trachy too.

:)

Thanks, it has been a bit sulky for a few days, I will get a happy pic at some point. :)

Let's face it, my mobile fish picture skills are rubbish but we are ok at photobombs! ;)

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Are you still on the hunt for a wrasse for pests? I can strongly recommend one of the various possum wrasse.

It's our designated pest control wrasse in our tank.

Stays small, admittedly ours has an attitude issue with the male clown but other then that it's a good fish.

Our goldband inspecting a new sps

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Are you still on the hunt for a wrasse for pests? I can strongly recommend one of the various possum wrasse.

It's our designated pest control wrasse in our tank.

Stays small, admittedly ours has an attitude issue with the male clown but other then that it's a good fish.

Our goldband inspecting a new sps

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I had one briefly, something killed it I think, gorgeous fish, I might try another. :)
 
Well, what happened was, ...

The 6 line was gone, probably a good thing.
No possum wrasse.

This was pretty!

I know right, scientific as ever! :P

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Oh and if you had just met my flame angel and her attitude you'd have your fins welded to your side as well! ;)
 
Well, what happened was, ...

The 6 line was gone, probably a good thing.
No possum wrasse.

This was pretty!

I know right, scientific as ever! :p

DSC_0006 by sshipuk, on Flickr

Oh and if you had just met my flame angel and her attitude you'd have your fins welded to your side as well! ;)
That is beautiful!

I wish I was as lucky as you were. 18 months ago my LFS had a 6-line in stock and I picked it up.. :confused::mad:
 
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