All Livestock for sale! No time for the tank at the moment!

Oceanic · #1 12-17-2010, 01:48 AM

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Originally Posted by DJ_drew

any idea what kind of tang it is?

I think it is some kind of Striatus species of Tang, never seen one like it for sale.. It is very friendly and bold.

soups · #2 12-17-2010, 02:30 AM

I would really like to see pics of of your sps. Can you make a list on your rare pcs. I would like to do a group buy for all the guys in the GTA area.

Tigger · #3 12-17-2010, 02:57 AM

I am interested in the powder blue tang, coral banded shrimp and the blue linkia starfish.

rayyue · #4 12-17-2010, 06:48 AM

pm sent for golden angle

Oceanic · #5 12-17-2010, 05:12 PM

I have received no fewer than 40 PM's so please be patient with me for an answer, once I figure out who is interested in what I will make a post or return the PM with an answer...

It seems I have a bidding war for the rare Golden Dwarf Angel... Here is what he looks like...

Ian

milano07 · #6 12-17-2010, 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Oceanic

I have received no fewer than 40 PM's so please be patient with me for an answer, once I figure out who is interested in what I will make a post or return the PM with an answer...

It seems I have a bidding war for the rare Golden Dwarf Angel... Here is what he looks like...

Ian

Is this fish pretty shy and hides all the time? I just read a bit about it and the article says that this fish spends most of its time swimming from cave to cave and rarely swims in the open. The person that wrote the article has had this fish for 8 years and that's the behavior of his fish.

Does your fish behave in a similar way? I would hate to buy a fish that I rarely get to see swimming in the open. Looking forward to hearing back from you.

BitShifter · #7 12-17-2010, 07:17 PM

how large is the chiton?

Oceanic · #8 12-17-2010, 07:18 PM

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Originally Posted by milano07

Is this fish pretty shy and hides all the time? I just read a bit about it and the article says that this fish spends most of its time swimming from cave to cave and rarely swims in the open. The person that wrote the article has had this fish for 8 years and that's the behavior of his fish.

Does your fish behave in a similar way? I would hate to buy a fish that I rarely get to see swimming in the open. Looking forward to hearing back from you.

The article sounds pretty correct, I suppose it depends on the fish but the one I have spends about 50% of the time out in the open foraging for food and checking things out, the other times it moves from rock to rock searching the caves... I have had this fish for about 3 years and it has become bolder and bolder as time passes... It eats like a pig and is always waiting for the food when it hits the tank.

Mega · #9 12-18-2010, 12:41 AM

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Originally Posted by milano07

Is this fish pretty shy and hides all the time? I just read a bit about it and the article says that this fish spends most of its time swimming from cave to cave and rarely swims in the open. The person that wrote the article has had this fish for 8 years and that's the behavior of his fish.

Does your fish behave in a similar way? I would hate to buy a fish that I rarely get to see swimming in the open. Looking forward to hearing back from you.

this fish hides most of the time unless looking for food. Make sure you are not adding it to a tank with another angelfish(s), otherwise it will get beaten up or hide all the time and starve to death...