So relatable. I heard PTSD from school is very common with people.Hey you were the one who just asked a question out of nowhere. No mention of cyano or even a 'reply'. And trust me 5 years out of college and I still get nightmares. Why it is my subconscious self decides to repeatedly skip an entire semester before stumbling to the exams I have no idea.
And why would I say no?Question if I get the chance should I get another couple of flavoguttatus?
@i cant think im going to recall you for this.
I guess my question is is there an optimum number of anthias for color retention but also aggression amongst each other?And why would I say no?
if you have the proper care for them and can handle a group (Which I bet you can) go for it!
For color retention I’d say best is solo or at least 4 or 5
The best numbers I find are generally the high numbers, usually groups of 10 seem to work as well as giving them reasons to school (Damsels and ‘danger’).
Danger? I know danger...
You may get away with 4-6 of this species as I was thinking of similar care to Lyretail but if I remember correctly this species varies in its ability to group and not kill others off.Danger? I know danger...
But thanks thats what I was thinking and 10 is too many. It was a reasonably priced fish but not cheap and thats probably too many fish in there anyway
Kinda looks like if a chalice and a favia or a chalice and a plate had a babySold some cheato in return for a few corals. I realized the left side of my tank is barren.
Green acan (micromussa)
A chalice (I usually don't like chalices but this one doesn't look like one)
And I'm trying a gorgonian
A chalice bred with a Ricordea?
It is not unlike a ricordea that saw medusa.
It was beautiful. But those teeth!
I think that’s my favorite of all your ever posts everIt was an OK joke but it is now like triple my next most liked post. Guess I might as well go for the record. Has anyone not like this post?
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