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RtomKinMad said:
So beautiful thank you for sharing! Where to find such nice healthy fish and corals? Amazing tank. Thank you for the pictures. Can’t wait to see the continued progress and coral growth!
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Hi, thank you! Try my best. As i am a freak for rare fish, i tried to find every store in Europe who got some to get my fish. At the moment i just have some more on my wishlist but they are very difficult to get, but crossing fingers they will get available someday.
 
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dlaux85 said:
Hi, thank you! Try my best. As i am a freak for rare fish, i tried to find every store in Europe who got some to get my fish. At the moment i just have some more on my wishlist but they are very difficult to get, but crossing fingers they will get available someday.
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That’s awesome! Planning and finding them is half the fun. I don’t think I would ever want to leave the house just stay home and watch the tank! What else is on the list just curious? Which country has the best fish store. There’s a guy in Northern Ireland that has a great store. We travel around the US to different cities and have to stop and see what kind of stores are in the big cities. Found the nicest store for rare fish in Chicago so far. Someone put a question on the forum if you had unlimited income what would you build? I would build your tank! With your fish selection! The most rare fish we found here were flame fairy wrasse pair, Scott’s fairy wrasse and scribbled angle which is not common in this area. Well good luck and thank you for sharing! Is reefing popular in your city/country? Pardon my ignorance have not spent much time in Europe just Ireland and Paris. Best regards, Kindel
 
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RtomKinMad said:
That’s awesome! Planning and finding them is half the fun. I don’t think I would ever want to leave the house just stay home and watch the tank! What else is on the list just curious? Which country has the best fish store? There’s a guy in Northern Ireland that has a great store. We travel around the US to different cities and have to stop and see what kind of stores are in the big cities. Found the nicest store for rare fish in Chicago so far. Someone put a question on the forum if you had unlimited income what would you build? I would build your tank! With your fish selection! The rarest fish we found here were flame fairy wrasse pair, Scott’s fairy wrasse and scribbled angle which is not common in this area. Well good luck and thank you for sharing! Is reefing popular in your city/country? Pardon my ignorance have not spent much time in Europe just Ireland and Paris. Best regards, Kindel
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on my wishlist are:
- pair of Anampses femininus
- pair of Centropyge shepardi (not totally sure about this one)
- pair of Cirrhilabrus earlei
- pair of Cirrhilabrus Claire (my absolute dream fish)
- 1 or 2 female Cirrhilabrus shutmani (for my male)
- Centropyge debelius

The best store in Europe for rare fish is Dejong Marinelife in the Netherlands. They are huge and are the only one, that receives the real rare stuff, but its just a wholesale, so you need a store that is able to buy the fish there for you.

Here in Germany, reefing is very popular. If you check out the American market, a lot of companies that offer equipment, are from Germany (Triton, Fauna Marin, ATI, Royal Exclusive), but
it's very different. The price level for fish is here much higher for most of the fish, but the corals are cheaper. Specially Acropora. But that´s why we really have to look for some nice and great colored corals, as we didn´t have many of them like in US. Also, the system is mostly different, as the German tanks are mostly not that blue and they use more T5.
 
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dlaux85 said:
on my wishlist are:
- pair of Anampses femininus
- pair of Centropyge shepardi (not totally sure about this one)
- pair of Cirrhilabrus earlei
- pair of Cirrhilabrus Claire (my absolute dream fish)
- 1 or 2 female Cirrhilabrus shutmani (for my male)
- Centropyge debelius

The best store in Europe for rare fish is Dejong Marinelife in the Netherlands. They are huge and are the only one, that receives the real rare stuff, but its just a wholesale, so you need a store that is able to buy the fish there for you.

Here in Germany, reefing is very popular. If you check out the American market, a lot of companies that offer equipment, are from Germany (Triton, Fauna Marin, ATI, Royal Exclusive), but
it's very different. The price level for fish is here much higher for most of the fish, but the corals are cheaper. Specially Acropora. But that´s why we really have to look for some nice and great colored corals, as we didn´t have many of them like in US. Also, the system is mostly different, as the German tanks are mostly not that blue and they use more T5.
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That’s a great list of fish. I hope you can find them or at least soMe of them! I lov that you pair the fish! I always thought it should be that way! Thanks for information about reefing in your country it’s interesting how different areas work. Please continue to post it’s awesome watching your tank! Have a good day and thank you for sharing. Best regards, Kindel
 
RtomKinMad said:
That’s a great list of fish. I hope you can find them or at least soMe of them! I lov that you pair the fish! I always thought it should be that way! Thanks for information about reefing in your country it’s interesting how different areas work. Please continue to post it’s awesome watching your tank! Have a good day and thank you for sharing. Best regards, Kindel
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thank you so much!!!
 
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IF YOU HAD TO TAKE A REEFING EXAM, WOULD YOU PASS?

  • Yes!

    Votes: 32 45.7%

  • Not yet, but I have one that I want to buy in mind!

    Votes: 9 12.9%

  • No.

    Votes: 26 37.1%

  • Other (please explain).

    Votes: 3 4.3%
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