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Latin name: Ctenochaetus tominiensis
Degree of difficulty: medium for advanced reefers
Lighting: low / medium (bulb)
Current: low / medium
Diet: Herbivore
Members please post your experiences & pictures in this thread to this species.
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Latin name: Ctenochaetus tominiensis
Degree of difficulty: medium for advanced reefers
Lighting: low / medium (bulb)
Current: low / medium
Diet: Herbivore
Members please post your experiences & pictures in this thread to this species.Last edited by G.Alexander; 04-02-2008, 07:31 AM. -
did you get that from VTF? I saw it there but thought that my Sohol would surely kill it.My 180 Gallon SPS pictures-copy/paste
http://photobucket.com/albums/b373/t0mmy108/Reef%20Aquarium%20Pictures/ -
Tommy no i didnt. I purchased it from Aquarium World yrs ago. Its no longer with me. I heard this was due to cyanide posining since these tomini tangs come from the philipinesComment
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do u have a better pic of it
NickNick
180G SPS Mainly
10 Bulb T5 Starfire
Calcium Reactor
3 Tunze 6105's
Profilux Controller
ATB Return w/ wavysea
ATB M External Skimmer
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are they hard to take care of?Comment
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Greetings All !
Not in my experience. But as Edward points out, knowing the source/collection location can be very important. The major issue I've had with them is that as they mature, they tend to develop more "attitude" (... aggression/territoriality ...) than the average Ctenochaetus species tang.are they hard to take care of?
HTH."When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro."
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That is awesome i never seen that one before
NickNick
180G SPS Mainly
10 Bulb T5 Starfire
Calcium Reactor
3 Tunze 6105's
Profilux Controller
ATB Return w/ wavysea
ATB M External Skimmer
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