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01/26/2007, 07:24 PM
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Got akindynos?
I do, now what ? Picked up two fish yesterday at a wholesaler, one huge (6"?) and one half that size, The little guy is stuck to the big one like glue and she doesn't seem to mind. They were not a "pair", just two fish I chose at random. I read these are difficult to acclimate, any suggestions?
Both ate well this morning, at least there's that. Should I just assume brooklynella ? 
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01/27/2007, 12:12 AM
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Re: Got akindynos?
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01/27/2007, 12:49 AM
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Quarantine is standard around here, 60 days minimum, usually 90 or more in the case of fish not taken from local reef tanks. ( like these) I'm wondering about prophylactic meds? In order to make room for these guys I had to release a pair of clarkii's into the system, makes me nervous as I have only had them since October.
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01/27/2007, 03:51 AM
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Wait isnt since october at least 90 days?
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01/27/2007, 12:04 PM
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Yea, that was sort of my point
Even after 4 months I still don't really trust new fish 
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