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Sorry for the late reply on this one Hunter. My first one was a Juvie and was a very easy going fish, this time around I opted for a large male from DD and he is a beast and lets everyone know it. He's grown so fast.
Haha, guys I haven't broke out the camera for a while and the Cannon I was borrowing got taken away. Someday Im gonna have to get my own. Ill try to get some pics up sometime this weekend. I've been pretty disheartened since I lost the Regal and it took out my copperband that was in QT at the same time. In fact I just got my QT all disinfected and re setup this morning. Im getting back on the horse as usual but sometimes this hobby pushes my buttons a bit.
Holy crap you've got some nice wrasses dude! So jealous!
Your telling me about pushing buttons, ha. Sorry for hear about the 2 loses. You'll accomplish it brother, no doubting that.
I'm still rocking a camera phone for pics! Lol.
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Need a female or two Earle's ;)
I was actually hoping I could negotiate a female, LOL.
I've heard some Attenuatus flashers have been coming in. hope you got one bro. :)
But mine didn't have any of the dark/black markings when I got him. I have a picture of him in the acclimation box without such (still haven't taken it off the camera) and within a week he was black along the back.Hey Hunter, yeah he's always been really dark. It's kinda a cool difference from all the other orangish red ones and nice contrast to his belly colors. I ended up with two Mccoskers, one was supposed to be s carpenters. One is the orange color I'm used to and one is more red. Is this a collection location difference or just individual fish?
That's about my experience with females, is it causing any issues?
Marvin, here is a terrible shot of him. He has gotta be the hardest fish to get a pic of ever.
Here is my other new guy C. johnsoni
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Beautiful new fish, Brett!
But mine didn't have any of the dark/black markings when I got him. I have a picture of him in the acclimation box without such (still haven't taken it off the camera) and within a week he was black along the back.
The difference on the McCoskers could be either really; the ones from Kenya tend to have some darker markings. Beyond that, I don't know of any regional "norms" with them.
No issues; with 14 wrasses in there (17 fish total) there's enough distractions. I always say I'm done with females and pairs/trios, but every year or so I seem to try it again with the same result. What's the definition of insanity? :)
LoL Hunter. They always tend to turn male but IME, as long as they were put in the tank at the same time, there is an understanding on who's boss.
Brett, the Attenuatus I got a while back started as bright red/orange but tured darker as he matured. So looking forward to seeing everyone's Attenuatus progress.. Almost made me want to start hunting for a "few" F&F again. I settled to watching my old vids. ;)
Brett, glad to see your Attenuatus is doing well and congrats on your Johnsoni!
Love the build! You were right on the side doors, access to the side is a must!