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lemon604 04-14-2015 12:24 AM

Available at JL for $170.00

gobytron 04-14-2015 01:58 AM

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Originally Posted by lemon604 (Post 945508)
Available at JL for $170.00

Yes.

Thank you.

It has been mentioned :mrgreen:

Myka 04-14-2015 03:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Myka (Post 945404)
Not local for you, but Bayside in Saskatoon has one right right now (had two), same price as J&L.

Actually, it appears the one at Bayside is cheaper than J&L. :D (So is the Blotchy Anthias!)

fishytime 04-14-2015 03:58 AM

definitely a cooler water fish,collected from deeper waters..... our warmer tank temps open their skin up to bacterial infections..... prolly why it is rare to hear of people keeping them long term....

gobytron 04-14-2015 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by fishytime (Post 945544)
definitely a cooler water fish,collected from deeper waters..... our warmer tank temps open their skin up to bacterial infections..... prolly why it is rare to hear of people keeping them long term....

There is quite a bit of conflicting information out there.

Really depends on which article you read.

Bob Fenner indicates seeing them at 30 foot depths and professes them as a cooler water species who don;t do well in typical reef aquariums

Dr. Fosters and Smith indicate they generally suffer from very poor collection methods and that this is where their reputation for susceptibility to bacteria comes from.

They indicate this fish will do fine in a typical reef tank.

I do know of one hobbyist who kept one for 2 years in a 50 gallon that was on average around 78 degrees f.

I'm on the fence with this fish.

Have always wanted one but might just get a gold specs instead for 1/10th the money.

Myka 04-14-2015 04:31 PM

A client of mine kept a breeding pair at 82F. I lowered the temp to 78 but they still bred at 82.

gobytron 04-14-2015 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Myka (Post 945597)
A client of mine kept a breeding pair at 82F. I lowered the temp to 78 but they still bred at 82.

With no chiller, my tank (an rsm 130) is stable at 78.

If I hooked up my chiller, I would have no problem maintaining a 74-75 degree average temp.

Thanks for sharing that experience Myka.


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