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Oops...at 10k to 15k each you need deep pockets if they survive the trip.Seadragon!
Oops...at 10k to 15k each you need deep pockets if they survive the trip.
tang gang, a group of groupers and a tribe of triggers made me laugh so hard!I have a 210g community tank that I have thoroughly bored with, so I have thought of this myself. Here's some of my thoughts;
A tessa and a titan; tessalata eel and a titan trigger, much to folklore titans don't get that large in captivity even after 10=15 years and grow very slowly.
3 of the small fangtooth eels; a fimbriated, a jeweled, and a goldentail
A pair of dragon eels, male/female
A host of angels, a tang gang, a group of groupers, or a tribe of triggers
Lions and scorps; I threw this in because it's the tanks I keep now, but a 220g is a bold adventure for this type of tank. Because of the feeding challenges you should have some good experience with these fish.
That's some markup in the EU i see them listed for 3k, but still expensive
But unless things have changed, it doesn't matter how much money you have as they aren't traded to the general public, but rather through zoo's and aquaria.
Lots of fish are listed on availability lists but they still can't be purchased for most of us.
Nah i'm talking about an actual (seahorse focused) online shop listing them for the general public
Some things I would want to try if I had a spare tank for it would be:I have a 220g fowlr that I want to setup in my living room. The tank is in my wall. I don't want to manage more than 1 SPS tank, 1 is plenty lol.
But I'd love a cool idea.....my thoughts so are are 20+ sea horsses?
any creative ideas?