Yea. I can get those prices and alittle bit better locally. I have a pretty awesome LFS that gets me some crazy dealsGoldrims are unique- same applies to quarantime as with achilles. Best price ive seen for size:
AND . . . His big brother already in with a desjardini
Can be rough from what Ive seen and researched. Ill be honest Mine was rough because they delivered her a day early and I wasnt able to acclimate her to the tank properly due to work and time constraints and almost lost her. She bounced back after a few days and then I slowly trained her to eat frozen while mixing live brine shrimp until she was fully eating frozen. Shes in my DT now and doing very well. Regals also love clams on the half shell!
If you can get a captive bred, those are way easier to handle and adapt to tank life as some regals just dont adapt and die
Ok. We will do an observation period before any meds then - sounds good. I’ll try to get a captive bred regal. No promises tho lolIf you can get a captive bred, those are way easier to handle and adapt to tank life as some regals just dont adapt and die
Yeah I tried to find a captive but couldnt. Biota just had some for sale I think! I got mine from world wide corals and shes super healthy. Other than they not communicating when they ship fish or no notification and sending them a day early I like them. She was very healthy when she arrived!
If you do get a Captive bred, I’d personally throw it into the DT if your fish aren’t too large by then (if they are, then go for the observation method until she grows). I wouldn’t personally QT however this is my own opinion - there are some diseases you may be unable to combat however there are many you can combat in the DT through boost feeding and adding a cleaner wrasse/shrimp/goby.
If you want to see my success;
Can you go into more detail on your feeding and how fish like your CB get eating through your feeding the tank? And can you explain about the part that other fish help feed them? ThanksIf you want to see my success;
I have combatted ich twice now but both times I’ve overcome it by feeding and keeping a cleaning station with shrimp and this time I added a cleaner wrasse. I’ve also managed to have fish that don’t eat thrive in a reef as they have plenty of food sources and are in a somewhat more natural environment. They also have other fish that feed to help them along.
Here’s just a couple of my fish, the Foxface and CBB are 4.5 years old. Infact, most of my fish are 3-4 years old.
6 ft - and my LFS is qt'ing them for me per my instruction plus Im going in and checking them personally as well but that might be changing after my convo with "I can't think." Waiting for his reply on his no qt idea.
By then I will potentially be upgrading. Getting a small oneCool, I was just wondering about QT because doing it at home would need many or huge quarantine tanks if you try and add several large fish at once.
I know someone said avoid the Naso tang but I had one for a good amount of time in a 6 foot 125 gallon and yours being a 6 foot with larger water volume I think would do great for a couple years. Mine was very cool non aggressive and gorgeous.
Pending size when you get him you will need to re-home him after he gets full grown.
anyway you can touch on this? im interested in what you do instead of qt. Thanks man'If you want to see my success;
I have combatted ich twice now but both times I’ve overcome it by feeding and keeping a cleaning station with shrimp and this time I added a cleaner wrasse. I’ve also managed to have fish that don’t eat thrive in a reef as they have plenty of food sources and are in a somewhat more natural environment. They also have other fish that feed to help them along.
Here’s just a couple of my fish, the Foxface and CBB are 4.5 years old. Infact, most of my fish are 3-4 years old.
Chevrons are unavailable currently however I’d also look at the Tennetii Tang
