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My Eightline Flasher today. Too bad I got a bomber or else that picture would be much better.
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Got a few better picture of this special wrasse. The camera really does not capture all the bright color of this fish.
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My Common Yellow tank. I got a fairly good picture of him today while trying to take pictures of the wrasses.
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Red Head Solon Wrasse. One of my earliest wrasse. Very thin and was a female when I go her 15 months ago. Beautiful metalic blue that does not get capture by the camera either.
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I got a juvenile Eightline Flasher Wrasse yesterday. Not much to look at right now but she does have a lot of potential. Will see how she is in 1 year.

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Just acquired a terminal Naoko Fairy. Very small fish, only about 1.5 inches. Eating well right out of the bag. I hope he will do well in my tank. Now I have him in my QT system.
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Two nicer picture. The Naoko fairy is getting more comfortable in the QT system. I think it will be easier to take pictures of him later.
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The Naoko Fairy is getting a lot healthier since I have him in my QT system and feed him 5 sometime 6 times a day. I feed him combination of pellets flakes and frozen in AM. Automatic feeder feed 4 additional time with pellets and in the evening when I am home early enough I feed him again with frozen flakes and pellets.
It seem that he have regain his weight and start to be fat like a healthy fish. A lot more active also.
He is not bother anybody. I got a baby Eight-line Flasher, a wild caught Percula, a diamond sand shifter goby and a filefish in this tank.
I will get a goof picture of him one of these day. He is a very beautiful fish. The plus of this fish is that he is so colorful even when he is not flashing
 
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