Woah those are some beautiful fish!Here's the initial setup, in 2020, and the latest (just re-aquascaped).
haha, I'm kind of lazy so I don't do much water change or dose anything. I recently started a 7-gallon AIO with some starter corals. Let's see how it goes.Looking forward to learning more about corals.
On Oahu, there's a good fish store in Pearl City called Coral Fish Hawaii. They also import from other places. My gold flake is from Christmas island I think.How were you able to bring it back from Hawaii??
And, that is cool about the Watanabe. Heard about this but thought it was more urban legend. Haha.
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Sorry, two separate individuals. One time I had three females and the largest turned to male. Another time, I had one male and two females. The male died and the larger female turned to male. I also experienced one time where I had one male and one female. The male died and the female started to turn to male. Half way through the transition, it changed back to female.You’ve (ad a single Watenabe angelfish go from female to male, then transition back from male to female and then male again?
Or you’ve had 2 separate individual female Watenabe’s transition from female to males?
Way back in the day. The government would allow you to catch 1 fish and carry it back on the plane. Super long time ago. I’ve had friends that have done that in 1900’s.How were you able to bring it back from Hawaii??
And, that is cool about the Watanabe. Heard about this but thought it was more urban legend. Haha.
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Its actually in Aiea, haha. I grew up right up the street in New Town. Its been there ever since I can remember, I went to elementary school right across the street.On Oahu, there's a good fish store in Pearl City called Coral Fish Hawaii. They also import from other places. My gold flake is from Christmas island I think.
Anyways, when you go through TSA, just show them that the fish is swimming and they will skip the scanner. You may have to sneak on the plane because some airlines doesn't allow it but some are cool with it