Happy Thanksgiving everyone. My wife is cooking and I’m bored, so I took a little video of the Tenuis garden. Sorry for all the back ground cooking noise
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone. My wife is cooking and I’m bored, so I took a little video of the Tenuis garden. Sorry for all the back ground cooking noise
This is straight ab+. Perfect blend of blue and white to my eyesU need to get some white light up in there see how those corals really look
I knew you were bud.Just busting ur chops like u always busy mine
But seriously put some white in that puppy
I think you’re asking about one of my chalk basslets. They’re cool little fish and ferocious little eaters. They like to hide in the shadows but come out anytime I am looking at the tank.Looks great! What kind of fish was that? He's awesome too
Ah, the colors look great. I've always loved chalk bass. Do you find him to be aggressive at all?I think you’re asking about one of my chalk basslets. They’re cool little fish and ferocious little eaters. They like to hide in the shadows but come out anytime I am looking at the tank.
They’ve been well behaved so far and I have several of them, 2 assessor basslets, a royal gamma basslet and an orchid dotty back and they all stay out of each other’s way.Ah, the colors look great. I've always loved chalk bass. Do you find him to be aggressive at all?
Ah, see I've had neon dottybacks who soured my taste. I know they're different species, but after how nasty they were to every single other fish or invert in my tank I'm afraid of basslets lol. It may be irrational, but it was bad enough to the point where I would have to seriously consider whether a fish or invert was able to defend itaelf against the dotty back and lost more than one fish to its savage attacks. He literally just killed for fun. He'd kill Crabs and shrimp, only to leave them to rot.They’ve been well behaved so far and I have several of them, 2 assessor basslets, a royal gamma basslet and an orchid dotty back and they all stay out of each other’s way.
Dotty backs are not basslets, I was just describing some of the other fish I have with them. I’ve never seen the chalk bass, assessors or royal gamma attack anything other frozen mysis. Now the only inverts I have are snails and hermit crabs, so I’m sure they would find certain shrimp worth investigating.Ah, see I've had neon dottybacks who soured my taste. I know they're different species, but after how nasty they were to every single other fish or invert in my tank I'm afraid of basslets lol. It may be irrational, but it was bad enough to the point where I would have to seriously consider whether a fish or invert was able to defend itaelf against the dotty back and lost more than one fish to its savage attacks. He literally just killed for fun. He'd kill Crabs and shrimp, only to leave them to rot.
I'm glad to hear that chalk bass may be a bit more community oriented though.
Okay, good to know. I did read somewhere that they were basslets and it stuck with me, but it must have been unreliable. In fact they look nothing like basslets, so I'm not sure why I haven't questioned it before.Dotty backs are not basslets, I was just describing some of the other fish I have with them. I’ve never seen the chalk bass, assessors or royal gamma attack anything other frozen mysis. Now the only inverts I have are snails and hermit crabs, so I’m sure they would find certain shrimp worth investigating.
No problem. Dottybacks are psuedochromisOkay, good to know. I did read somewhere that they were basslets and it stuck with me, but it must have been unreliable. In fact they look nothing like basslets, so I'm not sure why I haven't questioned it before.
But this is all good to know. I'll probably be getting one of my own at some point in the future.
Thanks for the tips!