Scooped up a yellow brotulid female at my LFS today to go in with my seahorses. Hoping I can find a male soon. I'll try and get a quick video of her in the bag before I release her into the tank and probably never see her again.
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For me - Marine bettaScooped up a yellow brotulid female at my LFS today to go in with my seahorses. Hoping I can find a male soon. I'll try and get a quick video of her in the bag before I release her into the tank and probably never see her again.
i hardly see my flaming prawn goby!!For me currently it’s my trio of these guys (Pseudocheilinops ataenia).
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Out of all the fish I’ve ever owned it was this guy, a Discrodipinna griessingeri.
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Dang, I have Atleast 50 photos of my old one, I saw him extremely often. What size tank is yours in?i hardly see my flaming prawn goby!!
Not an idiot at all! I actually got that skeleton in a bucket of dry rock in a trade. I decided to use it to grow a GSP colony on, so glued a piece on here. It doesn't grow anywhere nearly as fast in 70 degree water thoughI'm going to be the idiot to ask why this big butt brain coral did not survive and why small gsp is placed on it , great fish I assume![]()
I totally get it…Not an idiot at all! I actually got that skeleton in a bucket of dry rock in a trade. I decided to use it to grow a GSP colony on, so glued a piece on here. It doesn't grow anywhere nearly as fast in 70 degree water though
50GDang, I have Atleast 50 photos of my old one, I saw him extremely often. What size tank is yours in?
This makes sense, they’re usually secretive in anything over a 20G cube. Mine was in a max nano and I saw him very frequently.
I'd also second the marine betta. Shy, very peaceful - and not aggressive at all when it comes to feeding.For me - Marine betta
Followed by firefish goby

