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StringerBell September 14th 06 04:37 PM

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"George Patterson" wrote in message
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StringerBell wrote:

the cheapest Purple Fridmani I can find now is $32 at Marine Depot.


Try http://tinylink.com/?KYS6AcuPMr


Cool, that`s more like it. Thanks again.

BTW Rock is due to arrive tomorrow. And away we go...............



StringerBell September 14th 06 04:41 PM

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"All the Pseudochromis were
$28.00----but now the site says $45 :(


Well, that's another good argument for buying just one. :-)
The Pseudochromis porphyreus is still only $13, but it's not tank raised.

George Patterson



I was thinking in terms of 1 Splendid, 1 Purple Fridmani, 1 Springeri.

Does that pose the same problem as 3 Fridmani?

The neons seem like they are too nasty to take a chance on.



AnnR September 14th 06 11:32 PM

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StringerBell wrote:
"All the Pseudochromis were
$28.00----but now the site says $45 :(


Well, that's another good argument for buying just one. :-)
The Pseudochromis porphyreus is still only $13, but it's not tank raised.

George Patterson



I was thinking in terms of 1 Splendid, 1 Purple Fridmani, 1 Springeri.

Does that pose the same problem as 3 Fridmani?

The neons seem like they are too nasty to take a chance on.


From everything I've read pseudochromis will attack ANY fish that has a

shape similar to theirs whether it is another pseudochromis, royal
gramma, goby or blenny. The pseudochromis porphyreus I had dug out a
cave under some live rock and chased anything - snail, crab or
clownfish - away form the opening. It was fun to watch him spit
mouthfulls of sand outside his cave hence his name Bob the Builder. He
buried one of my large feather dusters so often the worn left its tube
nver to be seen again.


Wayne Sallee September 15th 06 06:12 PM

Several Pseudochromidae?
 
Nope don't do it. They fight each other to the death, even
if they are different kinds.

Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets



StringerBell wrote on 9/13/2006 11:03 PM:
"Peter Pan" wrote in message
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I have a 75 gal and all were Purple.. they did not work and play well
together..I bought 3 of them and I'm down to one..


I have a 65. I was thinking of trying 3 different types of Pseudochromis.
Their are a few really cool ones. A few tank-raised ones are available,which
is attractive to me.
I found a bunch of nice ones at good prices here. Some of them seem a
little mellower than others. The Neon one looks amazing---but it sounds like
they are pretty nasty.

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/scateg.cfm?pCatId=38



George Patterson September 15th 06 09:12 PM

Several Pseudochromidae?
 
Wayne Sallee wrote:
Nope don't do it. They fight each other to the death, even if they are
different kinds.


How 'bout blue chromis, green chromis, or red firefish? I've seen reports that
these school well.

George Patterson
Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to
your slightly older self.

Wayne Sallee September 15th 06 09:27 PM

Several Pseudochromidae?
 
Yep they good :-)

Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets



George Patterson wrote on 9/15/2006 4:12 PM:
Wayne Sallee wrote:
Nope don't do it. They fight each other to the death, even if they are
different kinds.


How 'bout blue chromis, green chromis, or red firefish? I've seen
reports that these school well.

George Patterson
Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to
your slightly older self.


George Patterson September 15th 06 10:05 PM

Several Pseudochromidae?
 
Wayne Sallee wrote:
Yep they good :-)


Excellent! Is the "red firefish" the same thing as a Firefish goby
(nemateleotris magnifica)? If not, what's the scientific name?

George Patterson
Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to
your slightly older self.

Wayne Sallee September 16th 06 12:12 AM

Several Pseudochromidae?
 
There's the red fire fish, and the purple fire fish, and
then there's the african red fire fish (biger).

Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets




George Patterson wrote on 9/15/2006 5:05 PM:
Wayne Sallee wrote:
Yep they good :-)


Excellent! Is the "red firefish" the same thing as a Firefish goby
(nemateleotris magnifica)? If not, what's the scientific name?

George Patterson
Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to
your slightly older self.


Bryan September 16th 06 12:23 AM

Several Pseudochromidae?
 
Hey George,

I have two blue-green chromis in my tank and they are buds. One has turned
out to be the more dominant but nothing has ever happened. I bought three
originally but the 3rd was weak when I bought him, and sure enough he died 4
days later. Blue green do very well in schools. Three or more is
suggested.

Bryan
www.geocities.com/bryg30

"George Patterson" wrote in message
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Wayne Sallee wrote:
Nope don't do it. They fight each other to the death, even if they are
different kinds.


How 'bout blue chromis, green chromis, or red firefish? I've seen reports
that these school well.

George Patterson
Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to
your slightly older self.




StringerBell September 16th 06 01:03 AM

Several Pseudochromidae?
 
I was thinking of Cardinals as school fish. How about 2 Bangais and 3 Orange
Stripes for a 65 gallon?




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