School of yellow striped cardinalfish??

Usually i get them healed to a rock and then trade to the lfs for credit. I think half of ny has my gorgs lol...honestly im scared to start shipping...:oops::oops:
 
Usually i get them healed to a rock and then trade to the lfs for credit. I think half of ny has my gorgs lol...honestly im scared to start shipping...:oops::oops:
I usually just cut them and stick them in a tiny hole in the rock. No trimming the base down to center.

That works fine with the easy ones.

I'm serious about buying them if you would consider it. Have all the supplies in the attic and would be happy to pay you for them.
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Thats neat to hear...ive tried a couple of times without cutting back to the rod and the flesh seemed to start rotting....
I will seriously consider your offer the next time i trim...i have purple sea rod black sea rod. Sea whip and sea blade...
 
Definitely serious. [emoji4]

And lol, now I'm getting excited.
They sound beautiful!

So far we just have Grubes, a small nest of Corky finger, a yellow I wonder is just NPS (occasional algae issues, only fully extended after feeding Rods food)
and just picked up a cutting from LFS from their main display tank. Moved it twice and it's sulking again.
Hopefully pics next week.
 
any updates on the fishes ? I'm also thinking of getting 8-10 of them for my 110 gallons tank. :D
 
any updates on the fishes ? I'm also thinking of getting 8-10 of them for my 110 gallons tank. :D
Ya def. They still shoal together but idk how long theyll do it for or if theyll keep shoaling. But at this moment i am happy with the outcome...i do have one with a mouthful of eggs and he tends to hide in a cave right now but he should be spitting them out any day now...
 
Title pretty much states it. Has anybody had success with them schooling in a large tank?? Have 6 coming in today...hoping to see them school together once out of qt. Thanks in advance.
I have had Pajamas in the past with no problems. I now have 10 in a 120g tank that's about three months old. They don't school in the sense of a dense knot of fish moving around the tank, but they do all stay in a group. Occasionally one or two will slip away to the other side of the tank but they join the group again before too long. No aggression shown. Also have a few green chromis--they hang with the cardinals, too.
 

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