in that case ill go with C. leptosoma utinta cause they look awesome and maybe a different lower level tang swimmer thats peaceful rather than aggressive.any ideas?
i feel some surfin comin on. sweet as.
cheers for that eye opening comment
Elliot
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c.leptosoma and L.ocellatus golds
Started by geemaril, Dec 17 2003 12:46 AM
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geemaril
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Posted 18 December 2003 - 08:22 PM
well said mtchye
in that case ill go with C. leptosoma utinta cause they look awesome and maybe a different lower level tang swimmer thats peaceful rather than aggressive.any ideas?
i feel some surfin comin on. sweet as.
cheers for that eye opening comment
Elliot
in that case ill go with C. leptosoma utinta cause they look awesome and maybe a different lower level tang swimmer thats peaceful rather than aggressive.any ideas?
i feel some surfin comin on. sweet as.
cheers for that eye opening comment
Elliot
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geemaril
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Posted 20 December 2003 - 07:51 PM
how would a pair of calvus go in that tank or would they mow down the cyps?
elliot
elliot
#23
urodacus
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Posted 20 December 2003 - 08:01 PM
Should be fine, Chucks tank looks awesome with leptos and calvus in it. You might lose lepto fry occasionally, but you can always remove the holding females if you want a better survival rate.
Jordan
Jordan
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geemaril
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Posted 20 December 2003 - 08:04 PM
sweet idea i think ive got a holding net lying around, ill chuck the females in that
Elliot
Elliot
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