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I finally picked a couple of these up at the weekend, ive wanted them for ages but they are usually far too small to go in with my other brackish fish.

 

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and this is where they live

 

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Those look great CFC. Love their shape.

I'm assuming they're agressive.

 

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Those look great CFC. Love their shape.

I'm assuming they're agressive.

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about as aggressive as a Angelfish i spose, if you give them pleanty of room they dont harm anything.

 

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beutiful!

 

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Nice looking fish there cfc! Love their home too!

 

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Are they the ones that are featured in the latest PFK (if you read that)?

 

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Are they the ones that are featured in the latest PFK (if you read that)?

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Yep...page 107 labelled as Finger Fish, Monodactylus Sebae.

what type of rock do you have piled up there by the way?, is very affective!!

 

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Yeah, they were one of the fish featured in the brackish artical they printed.

 

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Nice, i really like monos! Will they be in brackish forever? We put some in marine at work and apparently they doubled in size within a couple of months!

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Eventually when all the fish in the big brackish tank are adult i will be taking the SG up to marine levels and adding some live rock, at the moment the SG is around 1.014 so there isnt far to go.

 

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Cool sounds really good! I wish there were proper freshwater and medium brackish corals. Seeing those freshwater sponge beds on the "Amazon Abyss" program really made me want to set up a PROPER Amazon Biotope.

Ben

 

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that tank looks fab cfc