When I finally get around to buying a camera, you guys are gonna get pelted with pictures.
awesome.. i cant wait..
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Originally Posted by keyozoxmfc
they wouldnt fit in my 50 gallon though huh? =(
yes, should do fine, as long as there are hiding places.
these are strong swimmers, but not like a tang. i kept one in a 29 gallon tank for a while, not that i recommend that. a 50 should be fine thoguh
they are herbivorous, so you have to make sure you meet that part of there diet. i prune caulepra almost daily for him, i sometimes replace that with dried nori sheets, depends on my mood..
That said, they will eat many things, so they are not "picky" IME
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That is a wonderful fish, I have long admired them, but the price when I see them at the LFS is usually pretty steep. So I've settled for a common foxface which are also beautiful just not as striking.
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okay cool! i will keep that in mind. i would be worried about the venomness ness thing. but i know it wont go for me. but okay , i will consider getting one now!
You just have to watch where you stick your hand. I've honestly never felt in a "weird" position with our foxface where I thought there was a chance to be stuck. I started the horrible habit of feeding her by hand and now she won't leave me alone.
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I think my regulary foxface lo is not going to make it. I wish I knew why. I like them a lot. I don't want to give up on having a foxface. I like the magnificent foxface a lot...maybe I'll try one if I lose my current one. I just wish I had an idea of why it got sick and has declined so quickly.
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