That's hot lips a few months ago. She has gotten a lot more color after settling in. I will take some more pics soon.Pics please.![]()
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That's hot lips a few months ago. She has gotten a lot more color after settling in. I will take some more pics soon.Pics please.![]()
They’re very pretty - I’m tempting one but not sure I would get store credit/money back if I gave it back but also don’t have a Local sea life center unless I travel to London.Another shot with Vlamingi. Dang fish wont sit stil.
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Blue throat and close cousins are in the genus Xanthichthys. They are plankton eaters, naturally. Pretty darn safe in reefs. You likely won't have trouble. Very slight gamble.I wonder if a Blue Throated Trigger would eat my Star fish and Snails. I also have Hermit crabs and Emerald crabs. ?????
That group, Melichthys, does eat more small inverts naturally, including starfish. Maybe your big stars would be safe. I don't know.What about a Pink Tail??

