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fishguy4
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thats why im worried my assessor looks like a dottyback so im kinda worried about that
and i have always liked foxface. what are their requirements?
fishguy4
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then i will prob end up gettin one i just gotta watch my fingers!
But rly u should get an assessor, the most indestructible fish ever. twice i was takin rocks out to aquascape and i put them in a baking sheet but somehow he got in there and was sitting in like 1/4 inches of water! and let me tell u this happened twice! mine is so amazing he has gone through 3 ich outbreaks without getting any at all. plus its super peaceful and reef safe so it really is a perfect fish!
But rly u should get an assessor, the most indestructible fish ever. twice i was takin rocks out to aquascape and i put them in a baking sheet but somehow he got in there and was sitting in like 1/4 inches of water! and let me tell u this happened twice! mine is so amazing he has gone through 3 ich outbreaks without getting any at all. plus its super peaceful and reef safe so it really is a perfect fish!
i think an assesor is cool but if i was to do a basslet it would be a gramma. but i think i like the foxface better and maybe it would help w/ the green algae that i constantly need to scrape of the walls. only wall i can't get it off of is the back beause thats where my heater uv, skimmer and all that crap are. it's so ugly and most importanly it will do ok w/ a mandarin. thats the fish i started sw for
engineer goby
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Build a Pod hotel so you can start growing their numbers
engineer goby
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I had a neon dotty back best bristle worm hunter ever. Yes way better then the 6 line wrasse but he was a mean bugger
Clownfishfan
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I've got a royal gramna(not shy at all,about 1" long),a pair of sixlines,and a pair of orchid dottybacks,none are shy and wonderful fish if I had to pick just one I would most definantly pick the orchid! I've had a mandarin before ,train it to eat frozen foods its not hard it just takes a little time but totally worth it(it had better colors once it was eating frozen mysis)but its really important not to move it around from a diffrent tank that it's trained from and it needs 2-5 small feeding daily.
sk8rdn
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fishguy4 said:
Forget that... Build one. Cost me like $5..
engineer goby said:
First 7 photos is my pod hotel:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/58258353@N03/sets/72157629815791756/
....Secret Super Hero....
engineer goby
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Forward me that Mag18, it's useless to you sitting in the box
engineer goby
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Think of the fun you could have sending in Priority mail to Philadelphia 
Darkwrym
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I have two mandarins right now, a red female and green male. Both are trained on frozen. They love live brine as well, but its not the best for them at all. It does take a little longer to train them but it is worth it. Definitly a great addition to a reef tank. Guides for training are all over the internet. :smoking:
