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LiveAquaria said 10cm, although they seem to have a bit of sus information haha. I'm sure he'd be happy enough in my cube, however I'm not sure if I'd manage with the added nutrients in such a small tank full of coral :/

Yours could be a S. Mauritana perhaps? A relative of the yellow spot :)
 
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Never mind, yours isn't a Mauritana I don't think. She's gorgeous anyway!
 

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It sure isn't [emoji1] the colours are so incredible, and I still haven't seen another [emoji14]
 

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They top out around 10cm which would have been too big for my 1 foot cube haha. He's half that size so it's all good!

I've had mine a few years and it's nowhere near 10cm I'd say closer to 6cm. It's got fatter but not much longer. It also doesn't move too much preferring to perch, so a 1ft cube should be good.
 
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I'd love one like yours 94Roarge. Perhaps we can get an ID and I can go searching haha.
Thanks mort, I guess the one I'm getting should be fully grown or pretty close to it :)

@LionfishLair @rayn do you guys know what 94Roarges scorp posted above is?
Also how would you guys feel about adding multiple yellow spots to a tank? The display is 20gal and total water volume could be between 30-60 depending on if I use the fuge as part of this set up, or as an independent tank.
 

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I've seen pairs of yellow spots kept but not sure how you'd sex them or if any two would do.
 

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Sorry, I don't know what type of scorp that is from the picture. Maybe other angles would help. It's a great looking fish.

Yellow spots stay super small.
 
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Guess what I got today ;)

Pics or it didn't happen [emoji23]


Sorry, I don't know what type of scorp that is from the picture. Maybe other angles would help. It's a great looking fish.

Yellow spots stay super small.

That's why I'm keeping a yellow spot. If I had the space, I'd keep dwarf lions. What are your thoughts on multiple yellow spots together? :)
 

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What are your thoughts on multiple yellow spots together?

Go for it IMO
 

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Well, I'm still horrible at editing other people's posts [emoji23]
 

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The real yellow spotted scorp is getting along with the "fake" yellow spoted scorp pretty well [emoji1]

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