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Old 07/24/2006, 08:19 PM
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Old 07/24/2006, 08:19 PM
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For those who asked for photos of the tamarin...













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Old 07/24/2006, 09:08 PM
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WOW Agent, thats a beautiful wrasse!!!! Best of luck with it!
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Old 07/25/2006, 11:52 AM
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bada$$.. i want one of those so bad! hope it does well for you. Might want to add sand in there if your plannin on keeping him in the container.
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Old 07/25/2006, 01:35 PM
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I am so jealous. Been wanting that fish forever. Good luck with it.
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Old 07/25/2006, 01:51 PM
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wow.. split to third thread and still going strong..

nice fish!

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Old 07/25/2006, 02:34 PM
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Blue Margin hanging out with the group.

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Old 07/25/2006, 03:30 PM
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Blue Margin hanging out with the group.
very nice collection you got going on..

is the blue margin being picked on by the Lineatus at all?

Marvin
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Old 07/25/2006, 03:44 PM
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very nice collection you got going on..

is the blue margin being picked on by the Lineatus at all?

Marvin
Thanks for the compliment.

That was my original concern but the Lineatus doesn't even pay any attention to him. The Blue Margin is a tuff cookie, out swimming all around the tank the second day and isn't afraid of anyone.
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Old 07/25/2006, 04:17 PM
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whats the list now for fairies you have?

im still debating what ones i want to add. I love the Aussie scotts but they are so big and in order to keep the color i need to add a female...
im def getting rhomboid pair
lineatus trio and flame harem

still debating on a laboutei pair and coral sea pair... hmmmm
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Old 07/25/2006, 04:25 PM
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whats the list now for fairies you have?

im still debating what ones i want to add. I love the Aussie scotts but they are so big and in order to keep the color i need to add a female...
im def getting rhomboid pair
lineatus trio and flame harem

still debating on a laboutei pair and coral sea pair... hmmmm
At one point i had 9 fairies and a flasher in a 72 gallon tank along with one male Lyretail Anthias. I like the Aussie Scotts also but feel they are to aggressive and added tention to my small tank. They are definitely best in larger tanks.

My stock list is almosts done, just looking for 2 small flasher wrasses to complete my collection.

Flame pair
Laboutei
Lineatus
Pylei
Mccosker Flasher

and a mandarin goby

I was toying with the idea of getting a Rhomboid also but probably better that i don't.
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Old 07/25/2006, 11:54 PM
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i want the mccosker flasher. they are gorgeous. Where do they originate? I want to try to import them
A big male rhomboid is so nice... they are so golden!
I plan on getting a few i think for my 180
I had a pair of scotts that were just beautiful. I would have taken them over a pair of lineatus anyday. I also had a laboutei that blew my mind! I have never seen one this nice! But they are a little aggressive as well... so many fairies, and so little tank space
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Old 07/26/2006, 12:29 AM
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The McCosker is an excellent addition. Mine is very peaceful. It gets chased a little by my solar here and there. I can't say enough good things about the McCosker. Highly recommended fish.
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Old 07/26/2006, 08:55 AM
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Here are a few pics of mine I am just starting out my collection and in addition to these three I had a Carpenters and Pink Margin that I lost in QT

My Solar Wrasse when I first got it:


an updated shot that I took last night:


My Labouti:



And my newest addition (not a fairy wrasse):
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Old 07/26/2006, 09:07 AM
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[B]Here are a few pics of mine I am just starting out my collection and in addition to these three I had a Carpenters and Pink Margin that I lost in QT
Looking good Chris!


Was able to get a decent shot of my Blue Margin last night

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Old 07/26/2006, 09:13 AM
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Was able to get a decent shot of my Blue Margin last night

Thanks Steven

Love that new Blue Margin If you see another one at that LFS for 25 bucks let me know

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Old 07/27/2006, 11:01 AM
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are solorensis'es supposed to have a green head when they are still young and then it will turn yellow? or will it be green for teh rest of his life?
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Old 07/27/2006, 11:01 AM
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are solorensis'es supposed to have a green head when they are still young and then it will turn yellow? or will it be green for the rest of his life?
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Old 07/28/2006, 04:57 PM
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Hi all,

I just wanted to share a pic of my new Hooded Wrasse. I have a male and female (I can't get a clear pic of the female).



Art
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Old 07/28/2006, 09:14 PM
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Hi all,

I just wanted to share a pic of my new Hooded Wrasse. I have a male and female (I can't get a clear pic of the female).



Art
Wow, very nice Art, try to get a pic of the female
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Old 07/29/2006, 02:07 AM
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Art,

what is the size of your male? And do I see it correct it has a lunate tail fin shape?
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Old 07/29/2006, 12:23 PM
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Peter,

He's about 3" and yes his tail has a lunate shape. Why do you ask, is that unusual?

Thanks,

Art
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Old 07/29/2006, 04:41 PM
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It is usual, at least for the Vanuatu specimens that I saw.
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Old 07/30/2006, 02:52 AM
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Art,

it is another difference compared to the Australian bathyphilius I posted here earlier and I was not aware of it.
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Old 07/30/2006, 04:48 AM
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The shapes of caudal fins in males of these two localities are almost same. When the fin is spread it is rounded and the upper and lower tips are pointed, while when it is folded it looks like a lunate one.

Upper left male from Australia, and 2&3 males are from Vanuatu.
(4&5 show a new species from Fiji)


 

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