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We had a shipment of more captive bred fish from Biota come in. Here’s a quick view of the ones that came in that we added to the reef tank:



Link’s Goby:
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List that just came in:
- Palau Mandarin fish (PAIR)
- Marine Betta (PAIR)
- Blue Streak Cleaner Wrasse x1
- Yellow Watchman Goby x1
- Link’s Goby x1
- Dragon Goby x1
- Upside Down Goby x1
- Baun’s Goby x1

Fish still on our wishlist for adding to the 6’ 228g mixed reef build:
SwallowTail Angelfish
Pink Square Anthias (TRIO)
Molly Miller Blenny (aiptasia eater)
Blotched Anthias
Radial Filefishv
Black Storm Clownfish (PAIR)
Royal Gramma Basslet x1
 
Beautiful fish and gorgeous tank. I always try to get captive bred fish when possible.
I’ve kept it all captive bred fish on this system and direct from Biota… it has served me well so far. There have been several opportunities to get some nice big fish from local reefers and for free but I passed in order to prevent introducing anything to the tank.

Thank you for the kind words and for dropping a comment. :)
 
I’ve kept it all captive bred fish on this system and direct from Biota… it has served me well so far. There have been several opportunities to get some nice big fish from local reefers and for free but I passed in order to prevent introducing anything to the tank.

Thank you for the kind words and for dropping a comment. :)
Your welcome and always better safe than sorry!
 
All my fish and several corals are also from Biota & I couldn't be more pleased with them. I have:
Yellow tang
Royal gramma
Dragon goby x 2
Buan goby
Clownfish x 3
Pajama Cardinal x 3
Pavo damsel x 3

All were very healthy when they arrived & started eating immediately.
 
Good Afternoon, fellow reefers I wanted to ask if you guys qt biota fish or you add to dt after acclamation box
 

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