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09-15-2009, 04:40 PM
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How about an angel, I have a potter's and chrysuru's juv both very beautiful.
Also Harlequin tusks are gorgeous not sure how the behave though. I have a square spot anthia, they are gorgeous too and larger!!! This is fun, huh! I think this is the best part trying to decide and imagine in your tank. 
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09-15-2009, 05:48 PM
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Yeah, naesco mentioned my tank is probly too active for angels but I'd love to try one of the pygmy ones as long as they aren't clam nippers or SPS eaters. I love the little lemonpeel ones
 Harlequin tusks are neat looking but their teeth scare me  Sadly I have a crap track record with anthias so I'll just lust after them from afar. Yeah this is pretty awesome looking at all the fish I can possibly have! 
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09-15-2009, 11:49 PM
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Lemonpeels are a crap shoot but Cherub angels are beautiful dwarf-dwarf that I've found over the years to be great reef residents. They are a beautiful blue with yellow face. J&L just got in a few. Stay very small and lots of personality. Like a little dog that thinks its a big dog (aquatic version).
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