Recent content by bronco7777

I have a reef tank that is begining to take on majano. Joe's Juice is okay but in many cases it makes the anenomes split and compound the problem I know butterflies can help but are there any invertebrates I can look at to eat majano???

Well, this guy is pretty fast so getting a picture of him swimming in the tank is tough. But up till now I consider the best shot I've taken of him. [/img]

Okay, let me try and get a half decent video. I never use this option on my camera but I'll try putting something together and when I'm ready I'll let you know. In the meantime I'll have some new pictures coming.

Male now swimming freely in the tank. No problems at all. Using the specimen cup method helps eliminate any conflicts when introducing new fish. He is fast. Already eating dry pellets (Kent Platinum reef carnivore). I'm trying to get some better in tank pictures. By the way, anyone know if I...

Female now released in the tank. Swimming around happily and already try to boss around the Yellowfin. [/img]

Stretching out. You can see the blue in the tail now.[/img]

Here's another picture in lower light. Notice the colors that pop out at lower light levels.[/img]

7 hours after arrival, I try to feed them for the first time. Wouldn't you know it..........they are eating like pigs.[/img]

Male - 3 hours after unpacking. He is getting his color back as he slowly awakes.[/img]

Here's the female. Very pretty. The scribbled colors on the face remind me of anthias.[/img]

Male Johnsoni - Just arrived. This is what he looked like right out of the box. He was sound asleep and that is why his colors are marbled[/img]

NKT & Hiroyuki, I received my Johnsoni fairy wrasses today. I got them at about 9AM this morning. I proceeded to unpack them and start the slow process of acclimation. The fish were packed excellently by Brian @ Twilight Aquatics.Double bagged with a newspaper ring surrounding the bag to...

Eightline Flasher[/img]

[/img]http://www.reefaquariumguide.com/gallery/data/500/medium/Eightline_flasher_in_cup.JPG[/img] Eightline Flasher

Len, All Cirrhilabrus should be cocoon makers. I currently house 14 different types of fairy wrasses and I have owned countless other and they are all mucus net makers. However one thing to keep in mind is that fairy wrasses are also sometimes sleepwalkers. They may sleepwalk because something...