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yessir that's the one
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From what I've seen, that gap in the bar may actually close with time so he becomes normal colored.
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05/09/2016, 06:45 PM | #4379 | |
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Still.. my first angelfish. so she'll always be special! haha
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For the submission pose they get their body in somewhat of an "S" shape while tilted sidewise and in front of the dominant, usually exposing their side. From above it looks like they try to form an italic "T". When it gets further towards bonding and spawning the female may also do something similar to the sidewise shaking you see with clownfish. I've seen that all with dwarf angels (C. argi, C. bicolor, C. bispinosa). The little ones are all still females, but the larger one will eventually become the male. I would say everything that comes in below 5 to 6 inch is still female. Mature males have massive gill thorns, usually twice as long as those of females of equal size. This is usually the easiest way to tell male and female apart. Under aquarium conditions they may mature at a smaller size, but the gill thorn difference between male and female should always develop.
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05/09/2016, 07:04 PM | #4381 |
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What's up with the flood of small yellow belly regals suddenly available. I picked up one that is under 2" and though it is eating and doing well in QT I'm still worried if it was captured with cyanide. When trying to get him to start eating, I used every live food I could find and wouldn't you know it he prefers small pellets, but only while they are sinking. Once any food hits the bottom he will not touch it. He started eating Mysis but I have to chop it up first due to his size.
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Do you guys feed fresh manila clams from the Asian market once in awhile?
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05/09/2016, 07:25 PM | #4383 | |
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I've been feeding all my fish wild caught frozen from Asian market. grind them to small pieces and freeze into thin sheets. Then just clip a piece onto a nori holder and watch the fish go nuts!
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Wish I could find one of these by me to buy
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05/09/2016, 07:35 PM | #4385 |
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YBR are popping up everywhere.. Shouldn't be very hard to find one from ordering one from a LFS or online...
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My small one was doing great, eating and all. After the 2 week caught him breathing fast then, bam dead. Is that a sign that he was caught with cynaid?
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You know where he is from? I think at that size they are still opportunist feeders that take whatever they find.
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Is he in your office tank already? Did you pick up the new on at LFS also?
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If these guys start popping up like the clowns did for lower prices, I will be snagging a few!
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I've seen a lot on DD lately. My LFS got a yellow belly in, 5+", sold it to me for 1/2 of what they're on divers den for, which means he got it very cheap also.
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My little guy was listed as Orange Belly Regal Africa. My LFS got four in and sold all in a week. They were all thin but were tasting everything offered. Mine started swallowing food on day 3 but only small amounts at a time. It likes "Zoo Pro" pellets which I'm feeding about six times a day.
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Minh I broke all my rules and the Golden rule of QT with this regal. With me being 0 for 2 with tiny regals I decided to do something different, right or wrong. I bathed her in everything from formalin to methane blue to prazi pro for over 3 hours before placing her in my office tank. I didn’t have to worry about aggressive fish since all the fish are social with a pair of golden angels that never some out of the rocks other than to eat, blue spot jawfish and a very small CBB. Since it is my office tank she gets fed 8 times a day on average. Plus has plenty of liverock to graze on since the golden do not graze in the open. This one came from LA and the second one was delivered today, currently in Prazi Pro bath
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Acclimate to my water then 1 gallon of my tank water mixed with 1/2ml of ich x for 1 hr. Then the exact same in another bucket with 1/2ml methane blue, and then a new bucket with 1/2ml prazi pro. After I place in another bucket with just tank water, after 1/2 hr I move it into my tank. I move the fish from bucket to bucket using a styrofoam cup. Like I said not the way I normally have done it right or wrong, I just wasn't going to place a fish in my tank without some sort of bath. Todays process took 4 1/2 hours. Minh the new fish is even smaller than the first, and I am not sure if the CBB is not happy seeing another regal but he is being a little bit of a bully.
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Couldn't all that be done in the QT? Put the fish in the QT - add the Formalin - then after (an hour?, or?) run carbon to get rid of the Formalin. Then the next day - add the Meth Blue for (an hour?, or?) - run carbon to get rid of the Meth Blue. Then the next day add the Prazi for (an hour?, or?) - run the carbon to get rid of the Prazi. And then just let the fish stay in QT for awhile? |
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i would formalin bath, then ttm, prazi during ttm and then in to cycle QT tank for observation for velvet. and if all goes well after 2 weeks place in display.
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05/10/2016, 02:18 PM | #4400 |
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My regal actually went through a second formalin bath before going to its third transfer.
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