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eatbreakfast
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A colony of barnacle or pike blennies.
Yellow watchman goby with a pistol shrimp has really interesting behavior.
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Let us know if you have any specific questions about a fish.
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Let us know if you have any specific questions about a fish.
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Well all fish are individuals, therefore they are all unique 
. Since that's probably not what you meant, there are a few fish that are quite rare in the hobby - either because they are from remote places, are difficult to collect or have some kind of aberration. Unfortunately, these are usually expensive. I've coveted a tigerpyge (sp?) angel for years, but they are very rare and I never end up being willing to fork over the $$$. Keeping groups of fish is something that most people do not do, so that seems to me to be unusual; beyond that, it's the usual fare.
. Since that's probably not what you meant, there are a few fish that are quite rare in the hobby - either because they are from remote places, are difficult to collect or have some kind of aberration. Unfortunately, these are usually expensive. I've coveted a tigerpyge (sp?) angel for years, but they are very rare and I never end up being willing to fork over the $$$. Keeping groups of fish is something that most people do not do, so that seems to me to be unusual; beyond that, it's the usual fare.
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I'm fond of Wetmorella wrasses (especially Tanaka's), but I would let the tank mature a little to build a nice pod population before introducing, but they readily take pellets. Maybe a pair of Wheeler's gobies with a Randall's pistol?
