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- Montclair, NJ
Redtail Tamarin Wrasses (Anampses chrysocephalus)
General Information:
Common Name: Redtail Tamarin Wrasse
Scientific Name: Anampses chrysocephalus
Max Size: 7”
Reef Safe: YES
Care Level: Difficult
Tank Conditions: 72-78?F; sg 1.020-1.025; pH 8.1-8.4
Minimum Tank Capacity: 55G
Compatibility: Peaceful fish
Diet: Mysis shrimp, Pellets and other meaty foods.
Detailed Information:
These fish are notorious for not surviving in captivity. We kept these fish in captivity for FOUR weeks! They are eating frozen mysis shrimp and Hikari Marine-S Pellets (mainly frozen mysis). The fish have been treated with Cupramine. You'll rarely come across these guys after being in captivity for four weeks and QT'd. They are sand burrowers so please be sure you have a sand bed for them.
We have three of these guys and they are only $50 each!!
Paypal is accepted. I'll respond to your PM with the address if requested. Paypal fee will be added to the cost.
Delivery to Manhattan or Long Island is available. Pick up is in Clifton, NJ. PM me for details.
General Information:
Common Name: Redtail Tamarin Wrasse
Scientific Name: Anampses chrysocephalus
Max Size: 7”
Reef Safe: YES
Care Level: Difficult
Tank Conditions: 72-78?F; sg 1.020-1.025; pH 8.1-8.4
Minimum Tank Capacity: 55G
Compatibility: Peaceful fish
Diet: Mysis shrimp, Pellets and other meaty foods.
Detailed Information:
These fish are notorious for not surviving in captivity. We kept these fish in captivity for FOUR weeks! They are eating frozen mysis shrimp and Hikari Marine-S Pellets (mainly frozen mysis). The fish have been treated with Cupramine. You'll rarely come across these guys after being in captivity for four weeks and QT'd. They are sand burrowers so please be sure you have a sand bed for them.
We have three of these guys and they are only $50 each!!
Paypal is accepted. I'll respond to your PM with the address if requested. Paypal fee will be added to the cost.
Delivery to Manhattan or Long Island is available. Pick up is in Clifton, NJ. PM me for details.
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. The fish have been treated with Cupramine. You'll rarely come across these guys after being in captivity for four weeks and QT'd. They are sand burrowers so please be sure you have a sand bed for them.
