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Nice!T.anton0283;1082979 wrote: My favorite fish before he went missing a few months ago.
Beautifulcivics14;1083010 wrote: my 4...
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You got it. Gets along with others; model citizen. Did I get the leopard part correct?civics14;1083023 wrote: Not sure what you mean by characteristics, but he is always scouring the rocks searching for pods. Very peaceful. Very fun to watch, he's a great eater tough, eats frozen like a champ.
I see that Dr. Foster and Smith has the leopards listing -- Care Level -- for Experts Only. I salute you with taking care of a quality fish as the leopard wrasse. It'll be a long time before I attempt to have one is a tank. Beautiful fish for sure.civics14;1083027 wrote: Oh yeah, perfect model citizen. Yes, she's a female, been looking for another so I can have one become male
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looks great!
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you potter's does not look healthy at all, sorry to say. They should be eating high quality (PE mysis, Hakari mysis with SELCO Boost 2-4 times a day minimum). She looks very thinned and the area on her side just behind head is indented indicating malnutrition.
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That bulge underneath the neck of that Halichoeres melanurus is abnormal.
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civics14;1083034 wrote: The potters is only a week old, still fattening him up, he eats PE mysis and brine shrimp along with prepared meals I made
the Melanurus developed that bulge after the tank transfer upgrade. Worried about him.