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Images from Bachir of Paris France
Latin name: Pomacanthus Xanthametopon
Degree of difficulty: medium for advanced reefers
Current: medium / high
Members please post your experiences & pictures in this thread to this species.
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Images from Bachir of Paris France
Latin name: Pomacanthus Xanthametopon
Degree of difficulty: medium for advanced reefers
Current: medium / high
Members please post your experiences & pictures in this thread to this species.Last edited by G.Alexander; 04-02-2008, 07:10 AM. -
BachirBachir
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Credit: Korallenzucht.de
G.AlexanderComment
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uh...yeah....that thing is a monster meso.
Mine is just a wee, tiny bit smaller....10x3x2 FOWLR (for now)
BK400ext
RD12 return, 2 RD12 closed loop, wavebox with extension
MRC kalkmixer
IKSComment
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Very nice guys. i have never seen a juvi like that Chuck!
i wish i could get one of these guys, but am afraid to get one. The last one i had in the 180 never picked at corals, but man was that sucker mean! he killed 2 fish i tried to introduce after him.
Nick275 Gallon Envision Acrylics Tank, 70 gallon sump, BK 300 internal, Zeovit, 5 sequence darts (1 on a oceansmotions 4-way), medusa dual controller, 2 ebo jaer 250w heaters, 1/2 hp JBJ comercial chiller, 4 RO IIIs w/14k hamilitons, 4 VHOs super actinic, deltec pf500 Ca Rx, 3 reef ceramic pillar, and 1 reef ceramic mini-reef, 5 ceramic closed loop intake screen covers, with 50ish pounds of LRComment
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That's why you buy 'em as juvi's Nick....10x3x2 FOWLR (for now)
BK400ext
RD12 return, 2 RD12 closed loop, wavebox with extension
MRC kalkmixer
IKSComment
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Yeah i wish i could find on that small around here.
Nick275 Gallon Envision Acrylics Tank, 70 gallon sump, BK 300 internal, Zeovit, 5 sequence darts (1 on a oceansmotions 4-way), medusa dual controller, 2 ebo jaer 250w heaters, 1/2 hp JBJ comercial chiller, 4 RO IIIs w/14k hamilitons, 4 VHOs super actinic, deltec pf500 Ca Rx, 3 reef ceramic pillar, and 1 reef ceramic mini-reef, 5 ceramic closed loop intake screen covers, with 50ish pounds of LRComment
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Greetings All !
Wise to acquire Pomacanthus spp. as juveniles ... VERY wise ...Originally posted by moonpod
JMO
"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro."
Hunter S. ThompsonComment
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How much food are you guys having to feed these fish to keep them from mowing down all your corals?
I know if you keep them well fed they'll be somewhat reef safe, But i am leary of feeding that much.180 mixed reef, extreme 40gal frag tank, 33 gal sump,30 gal fuge, profilux plus II controller,profilux doser, GEO 618 CA/RX tunze 6100's, BK 250 internal, 2 400watt halides, 4 blue plus t-5's on icecap ballast, I run GFO, and dose vodka,sugar, and vinigar with ammino acids, and use somewhat of the balling method.Comment
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Good question. Exactly what I'd like to know as I'm seriously considering adding an angel or two to my tankOriginally posted by The man
Is there anyone out there who can give us a quick 101 on risking it with angels in a reef tank?400 gallon reef, Bubble King 300, I~Spin, 2 x 10,000K BLV 400W, 2 x 20,000K Radium 400W, 2 x 6,400K Osram 400W, Schuran Jetstream 1, AquaController ProComment
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Here is a pic of my baby blue face. He is about 1" long now.
Regards,
Michael WiganComment
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My Blueface
This is one of the best fish I have owned. Been with me around 3 years now. Measures around 10" and grunts like John Holmes
... that was a joke...
Cheers,
JimTwo roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both....
-Robert FrostComment
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