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03/02/2014, 09:47 PM | #2726 |
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Your collection of fish is truly Amazing, and inspiring.Not sure if you covered this in previous pages but what skimmer are you using
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They would all get treated...If a new fish is added to a qt with exisiting fish the qt "clock" gets reset. |
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I don't know if anyone asked this yet, but when you have people look at your tank who have no knowledge of fish, which fish gets the most attention. Is it the clarion? Most people could have a tank full of ignitus anthias and all people will notice is the little percula swimming being hosted by a powerhead. Do people notice the pricier fish before the less expensive ones?
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I think the whole setup must be amazing in person! From the custom built tank to the combination of fish and all the beautiful species, I don't know how anyone could pick just one! This has to be my favorite thread! I think it's really nice of you to put the time in to share with us. Thanks, Ted!
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03/04/2014, 07:16 PM | #2737 |
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I keep hearing and reading about how Angels only go together with other angels if they are introduced at the same time. How do you get your angels to get along with each other, since they are all being introduced at different times? Also is a joc angel a mix between a bicolor and lemon peel angel? |
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Angels don't only get along when all introduced at once? You want to make sure you have your pairs together prior to hitting to DT but as long as your adding angels or any fish in the proper manor they should get along if added over time.
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The joc is not a hybrid...Centropyge joculator from Cocos Keeling... Last edited by humaguy; 03/05/2014 at 06:05 AM. Reason: additional info |
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That would be wonderful! Thank you for the invite!
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I don't doubt that nor would I think with the tank space you have it would always be required especially when pairing properly sized fish together. Say I wanted 2 pairs of centropyge in a 120 you best believe I'm pairing them in qt and then introducing so I don't have issues.
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congrats, she looks amazing ! good size too !
Ted, when you have time, can you give us a run down of your QT set ups, filtration, and so on ? perhaps a pic of the sump of the main tank too I am sure it would help alot of us designing QT and ... |
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Generally speaking.... I would put them in isolation boxes right next to each other so they can see each other but can't touch...after a few days (or more depending on any perceived aggression) release the smaller/more docile one...after a few more days release the other...keep the lights down or totally off the first few days they are together and feed them several times a day. Go from there..if there is aggression one will need to be egg crated from the other.. Good luck... |
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pretty sure most of those pics are in here...the 2 dt fuges are def in here... dt and both its fuges are bb... the qt are a 250 and 125...both bb as are the fuges...only pvc pieces, no lr.. will try and get some pics this weekend... |
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do you run skimmers on both as well ? do you test or care about no3 at all ? I guess since the conspic came from DD it was already eating ? I hear thats the main problem with them . and one of the small reasons Im afraid to try it |
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Yes, test for all and keep them spotless.. The conspic did come from Kevin. She ate immed for him and was eating in the bucket while I acclimated her... |
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