New 450 gallon set up

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  1. Matt Rogers

    Matt Rogers Kingfish

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    Amazing. What about crabs? I'd think they would be food for that guy.

    Sure is pretty.
     
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  3. da colts

    da colts Skunk Shrimp

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    very nice set up acropora, i work for an all marine aquarium shop here in chesterfield va, have you ever heard of royal pet suppkies in new york? we get a lot of our dry goods from them. ira is our salesman. once again very nice set up, love the wall hiding the plumbing,if i were to try that.........well lets just say you would rather see the hoses.
     
  4. Gresham

    Gresham Great Blue Whale

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    I love blue throats, I just watched a few come and go. nice smaller juvi's as well. Eh, think I need a bigger tank though. How big is yours?
     
  5. Gresham

    Gresham Great Blue Whale

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    Your trigger that is.
     
  6. acropora

    acropora Astrea Snail

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    LOL. Ok the tank is 8' long and the trigger is about 6" long.I don't have any crabs other then the acro crabs.They do not behave like your standard trigger.That is they do not attack L.R. or attempt to move it around and look under it for prey.They hover back and forth and feed in the mix without biting anybody. They have a wonderful personality.
     
  7. Matt Rogers

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    Wow.. too cool. I'm facinated.
    Can I ask a couple more... :)

    Are they expensive? Where are they from?
     
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  9. acropora

    acropora Astrea Snail

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    [quote author=Matt Rogers link=board=General;num=1085157453;start=45#45 date=07/05/04 at 08:25:32]Wow.. too cool. I'm facinated.
    Can I ask a couple more...  :)

    Are they expensive? Where are they from?[/quote]

    The ones that I get come from Hawaii. They retail for $100, give or take,depending upon where you see them sold.I have them on my website, but currently I do not ship them.
     
  10. Matt Rogers

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    $100? :eek:
    Well actually that sure does look like a $100 fish.
    THanks for the info!

    matt
     
  11. acropora

    acropora Astrea Snail

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    Thats on the High end of the price range Matt. They may be cheaper on the west coast. If you see them,let me know.
     
  12. Matt Rogers

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    Will do! Going to a store in San Franciso today.
    (if they are open.)

    Sounds like Gresham had some at Cortez Marine -

    [quote author=Gresham link=board=General;num=1085157453;start=30#42 date=07/04/04 at 22:39:44]I love blue throats, I just watched a few come and go.  nice smaller juvi's as well.  Eh, think I need a bigger tank though.  How big is yours?[/quote]