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Glad to see he's looking for fish to clean! Hope the ProfiLux is treating you well and is programmed the way you wanted. ;)
The cleaner wrasse actually escaped the acclimate box...I guess he couldn't wait to start cleaning! Thanks for all your help w/the programming of the Profilux controller D. :)
 
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Thanks for the article E. I agree with John that the clown tang was the coolest. :cool:
 
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yes, that clown tang is amazing! but I was at the AofS a couple of weeks ago and noticed all the "strange" looking Ctenochaetus tangs.
 
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What was strange about them? I happened to see a few that looked unhealthy in a big way, but didn't really dwell on it too much to see if more were like them
 
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Mike-
many of the Ctenochaetus tangs have some crazy coloration...check the article I posted
 
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You've gotten soft on me? Where are the sticks?
Great with a lot of fish, though.
 
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Bah....I'm keeping mostly LPS and softies in the main display.

Yeah, I have been leaning away from the painted sticks a little bit myself.
I like the flow and motion of the softies. More forgiving as well.
Although I was thinking of getting more encrusting types, to cover the rocks.
 
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Yeah, I don't really have any interest in maintaining sticks... just too much effort for the same amount of return, IMO.
 
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