Sorry to hear that, the bluethroat was a pretty fish.
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Beautiful fish!
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Got a few better picture of this special wrasse. The camera really does not capture all the bright color of this fish.
My Common Yellow tank. I got a fairly good picture of him today while trying to take pictures of the wrasses.
Red Head Solon Wrasse. One of my earliest wrasse. Very thin and was a female when I go her 15 months ago. Beautiful metalic blue that does not get capture by the camera either.
My Common Yellow tank. I got a fairly good picture of him today while trying to take pictures of the wrasses.
Red Head Solon Wrasse. One of my earliest wrasse. Very thin and was a female when I go her 15 months ago. Beautiful metalic blue that does not get capture by the camera either.
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I got a juvenile Eightline Flasher Wrasse yesterday. Not much to look at right now but she does have a lot of potential. Will see how she is in 1 year.
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Just acquired a terminal Naoko Fairy. Very small fish, only about 1.5 inches. Eating well right out of the bag. I hope he will do well in my tank. Now I have him in my QT system.
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Two nicer picture. The Naoko fairy is getting more comfortable in the QT system. I think it will be easier to take pictures of him later.
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The Naoko Fairy is getting a lot healthier since I have him in my QT system and feed him 5 sometime 6 times a day. I feed him combination of pellets flakes and frozen in AM. Automatic feeder feed 4 additional time with pellets and in the evening when I am home early enough I feed him again with frozen flakes and pellets.
It seem that he have regain his weight and start to be fat like a healthy fish. A lot more active also.
He is not bother anybody. I got a baby Eight-line Flasher, a wild caught Percula, a diamond sand shifter goby and a filefish in this tank.
I will get a goof picture of him one of these day. He is a very beautiful fish. The plus of this fish is that he is so colorful even when he is not flashing
It seem that he have regain his weight and start to be fat like a healthy fish. A lot more active also.
He is not bother anybody. I got a baby Eight-line Flasher, a wild caught Percula, a diamond sand shifter goby and a filefish in this tank.
I will get a goof picture of him one of these day. He is a very beautiful fish. The plus of this fish is that he is so colorful even when he is not flashing
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