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05-02-2010, 05:21 AM
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My Favourite fish - maybe one day
Centropyge resplendens http://reefbuilders.com/2009/03/18/c...ishguys-video/ 
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05-05-2010, 10:30 PM
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Mine would be a Moordish Idle - don't want to attempt to keep such beauty if I know the chances of it staying alive are very slim, IMO better left alone in the wild or to someone that can keep it.
And the other a coral beauty - for some reason I have NEVER had luck at keeping this beautiful fish, every one i have bought has died. I have tried about 5x and said to heck with it. No more coral beauties for me. lol.
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05-10-2010, 02:29 AM
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Mine would be the emporer angelfish. I need a bigger tank, and my clams would not be happy, so probably will never happen.
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05-10-2010, 03:59 PM
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I just wanted to comment on some of the "$200 is too expensive" posts. It is a lot of money but if you qualify it by considering it is only 4-5 corals that you'll probably kill anyway
 , or maybe some fish, it's easier to stomach.If my dream fish as only $200 I would buy it. I spent a lot of money on an animal for my tank once. I had a lot of trouble justifying it but then I decided to just sell some of my other livestock. It felt like I wasn't using "real money" to buy it but in truth, it was all real. Has anyone noticed some Americans spend a lot of money on some of their fihes and corals? Sorry but I'm not spending $100 for a single zoathid polyp; I don't care if it will grow to 5 in a year. I don't think there would be many dopes out there like me who would pay for my surplus. We don't seem to do that here.
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Oh that and the orange spot filefish.
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