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" HEY ,did you just call me chunky??"... ;) :)
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" HEY ,did you just call me chunky??"... ;) :)
LOL! I was thinking "Wow that is one thick fish"... Then I scroll to this... Luckily I wasn't drinking anything.
 
Not my pic...
I just found this on divers den... Do I do it?
Quoyi Parrotfish Terminal Phase Male (Scarus quoyi)
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Not my pic...
I just found this on divers den... Do I do it?
Quoyi Parrotfish Terminal Phase Male (Scarus quoyi)
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My old one happily ate Favias and encrusting Montiporas.
 
How old do the fish need to be? I've got 200+ potential clarkii clowns that want to be shown off and their very attentive dad. :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:

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I am aware of the coral chomping risk. So hard to say no though...
I honestly think it's because I had 3 longspine urchins and a halloween urchin who ate ALL the coralline. Who knows though. My old bicolor parrot ate any coral added to the tank.
 
Loving the Scarus quoyi! The lineatus and jordani look beautiful too - I’m surprised the Jordani hasn’t lost colour due to a more boisterous labrid in the tank,
 

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WHEN PLANNING CORAL PLACEMENT, WHAT USUALLY WINS? THE FUTURE COLONY, OR THE NEXT FRAG?

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