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So I have ended up with the following - 35 yellow-tails, 5 azure, 3 rollands and 2 talbots. Rollands may actually be my favorite. The tuxedos did not survive the extra night in Louisville.
Odd question but with that many yellow tails are you able to see the azures and rollands? I've not owned Rollands before but seem to recall they look somewhat similar to Talbots. Well in that both are lighter in body color light tan, white, or a purple hue. The others are mostly blue. Are you going to try the tuxedo's again?.
how many anthias did you try. I have 6 lyertails, 6 barletts and 4 biamacs they all seem to be getting along its been a year so far only 1 carpet driver so far.
Well getting along as far as annthias are concerned
Well, they're all in the 'larger' anthias category so they will do ok. Bimacs are the calmest of three, bartletts more continuously 'chippy' and Lyretails mor occasionally murderous. I currently have 10 Bartlett, 4 bimacs, 4 resplendent .... and a trio of Pictilis in QT. No more Lyretails for me.
So I have ended up with the following - 35 yellow-tails, 5 azure, 3 rollands and 2 talbots. Rollands may actually be my favorite. The tuxedos did not survive the extra night in Louisville.
Where is your proof?I have continued to add damsels. Now up to about 45 yellow tails, plus the others. What I thought, and bought, to be talbots were something else. Still not entirely sure what. Up to about 60 overall.
Where is your proof?
Not done unless you show us a VIDEO.
Yest. I seen it but forgot. You got tons of fish in your tank.You can peruse my build thread .... proof there in spades LOL. FWIW, the 60 odd I started with doesn’t seem to have materially winnowed over the last two years. Impossible to count that many smaller fish of course.