Show off your Frogfish
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LacViet
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This is what i have in time lapse. Want to have the yellow one to make a trio of angler fish.
seems like I can’t attach video. Here is the link to you tube video
2 anglerfish
seems like I can’t attach video. Here is the link to you tube video
2 anglerfish
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Mr_Knightley
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Here's an old pic of mine, I'll try to get a new one soon as he's since changed color.
He's an Antennatus dorehensis, a more cryptic species from south japan and the surrounding areas. Mine is about 2" long right now, the species max is around 3-4". The tank is an Innovative Marine 24g lagoon, I run the temp at 77 and the light is a busted old AI prime. He eats ghost shrimp about once a week, I'm going to start feeding him more though to get him growing.
I've had him for 7 months now.
Ill share a new pic of him soon, He's currently ghostly white to match the undersides of my rockwork, but has been hanging out around a neat yellow sponge I recently got so who knows.
He's an Antennatus dorehensis, a more cryptic species from south japan and the surrounding areas. Mine is about 2" long right now, the species max is around 3-4". The tank is an Innovative Marine 24g lagoon, I run the temp at 77 and the light is a busted old AI prime. He eats ghost shrimp about once a week, I'm going to start feeding him more though to get him growing.
I've had him for 7 months now.
Ill share a new pic of him soon, He's currently ghostly white to match the undersides of my rockwork, but has been hanging out around a neat yellow sponge I recently got so who knows.
LacViet
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I put them in the 13.4 gal for now. The tank used to set up with live rocks, live sand, soft corals with protein skimmer and chaeto in the back chamber. I transferred most rock and corals to 45 gal. They are in the tank for about 2 months. Not a real fight but they do flair each other like the time lapse video above. I feed them live molly and live ghost shrimp. They can freshly dead fish or shrimp but have not touch frozen yet.
Mr_Knightley
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About a two and a half weeks per color change, it was really amazing! The only problem with the genus Antennatus is that they are super cryptic and don't tend to go out in the light. But they've got so much personality that I would definitely recommend one.
LiveFreeAndReef
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Not really expensive, $40-$120 on LiveAquaria. I think they're not as popular because its more of a niche fish
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