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LongIslandAndy

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Hi Reefers
We got in over 1300 fish and inverts this week from Bali, Red Sea, Hawaii, Australia, Jakarta, Fiji, Africa and the Marshall Islands.:goldfish2

We get carry fish from all over the world!!!!!!!!!!!!

Listed below are fish that came in Thursday and Today

14 ALGAE BLENNY SALARIAS FASCIATUS
3 ANTENNA GOBY STONOGOBIOPS XANTHTORHINICA
2 ASFUR ANGEL ADULT (RED SEA) POMACANTHUS ASFUR
1 ASSASI TRIGGERFISH RED SEA - (S/M) RHINECANTHUS ASSASI
1 BAMBOO SHARK ATELOMYCTERUS MARMORATUS
1 BANDED SHARK CHILOSCYLLIUM PUNCTATUM
1 BETTA MARINE CALLOPLESIOPS ALTIVELIS
1 BICOLOR BLENNY ECSENIUS BICOLOR
5 BLACK FIN FAIRY WRASSE CIRRHILABRUS MELANMARGINATUS
4 BLACK TRIGGER ODONUS NIGER
1 BLACKFIN INDIAN TRIGGER Melichtys Indicus
3 BLOND NASO TANGS (RED SEA) Naso Elegans
6 BLUE EYED MALE LYRETAIL ANTHIAS PseudaAthias Squamipinnis
8 BLUE EYED TINY DART GOBY TRYSSOGOBIUS COLINI
6 BLUE GRUDEON GOBY PTERELEOTRIS HETEROPTERA
11 BLUE HIPPO TANGS Paracanthurus Hepatus
1 PURPLE CARPET ANEMONE Stichodactyla Haddoni
5 BLUESIDE FAIRY WRASSE CIRRHILABRUS CYANOPLEURA
2 BRICK RED ROSE BUBBLETIPS ENTACMAEA QUADRICOLOR
8 BUBBLE ANEMONE ENTACMAEA QUADRICOLOR
3 BURR PUFFER DIODON HOLOCANTHUS
4 CAMEL COW FISH LACTOPHURUS QUADRICORNIS
2 CAMEL COW FISH (S) LACTOPHURUS QUADRICORNIS
12 CARPENTERS FAIRY WRASSE PARACHEILINUS CARPENTERI
4 CHEVRON TANGS Ctenochaetus Hawiiensis
8 CHOC CHIP STARFISH PROTOREASTOR NODOSUS
12 CLEANER WRASSE LABROIDES DIMIDIATUS
2 LIME GREEN CARPET ANEMONE Stichodactyla Haddoni
10 COLORED SLUGS CHROMODORIS LUBOCKI
2 COPPER BAND BUTTERFLY CHELMON ROSTRATUS
4 CORAL BANDED SHRIMPS STENOPUS HISPIDUS
2 CUMINGS STARFISH NEOFERDINA CUMINGI
2 DOG FACE PUFFER AROTHON NIGROPUNCTATUS
6 DWARF PIXIE HAWK PLECTRANTIAS INTERMIS
1 ELEGANT STARFISH(AUSTRALIA) Fromia monilis
7 EXQUISITE FAIRY WRASSE(AFRICA) CIRRHILABRUS EXQUISITUS
12 EXQUISITE WRASSES(FIJI) CIRRHILABRUS EXQUISITUS
1 FALCULA BUTTERFLY CHAETODON FALCULA
36 FIREFISH GOBY - LUBANG (L) NEMETELEOTRIS MAGNIFICA
16 FLAME ANGELFISH (HAW AND MARSHALL) Centropyge Loriculus
4 FORKTAIL BLENNY Meiacanthus Atrodorsalis
4 FOX FACE SIGANUS VULPINUS
6 GOLDEN HEAD TILE GOBY (M) VALENCIENNAEA STRIGATA
2 GOLDEN RED FEATHER DUSTER SABELASTATE INDICA SPECIES
3 GOLDEN YELLOW FEATHER DUSTER SABELASTATE INDICA SPECIES
4 GREEN BUBBLE ANEMONE ENTACMAEA QUADRICOLOR
30 GREEN CHROMIS CHROMIS VIRIDIS
5 GREEN MANDARIN SYNCHIROPUS SPLENDIDUS
50 HALLOWEEN HERMIT CRAB (REEF SAFE) DARDANUS MEGISTOS
2 HARLEQUIN TUSKFISH (AUS) Choerodon fasciatus
8 Helfrichi Fire Goby Nemateleotris Helfrichi
2 HI-FIN GOBY STONOGOBIOPS SPECIES
1 JORDAN'S TUSKFISH CHOERODON JORDANI
5 LABOUTEI WRASSE (AUS) Cirrhilabrus laboutei
11 LEOPARD WRASSE MACROPHARYNGODON MELEAGRIS
5 LINEATUS WRASSE (AUS) CIRRHILABRUS LINEATUS
3 LONG NOSE HAWK FISH (M) OXYCIRRHITES TYPUS
4 LONG TENTACLE ANEMONE MACRODACTYLA DOREENSIS
6 LUBBOCK'S FAIRY WRASSE CIRRHILABRUS LUBBOCKI
2 MALE LINE LAS SPOT FLASHER - CEBU PARACHEILINUS LINEOPUNCTATUS
2 MARBLE WRASSE HALICHOERES HORTULANUS
100 MEXICAN TURBO SNAIL TURBO FLUCTUOSA
3 MULTICOLOR WRASSE PSEUDOJULOIDES SPECIES
4 MYSTERY WRASSE(MARSHALL) Pseudochelinus Occelatus
8 ORANGE BANDED GOBY TRIMMA CANA
8 ORANGE DIAMOND GOBY (M/L) VALENCIENNA PUELLARIS
14 ORANGE DIAMOND GOBY (S) VALENCIENNA PUELLARIS
4 ORANGE SHOULDER TANG (ADULT) ACANTHURUS OLIVACEUS
24 ORANGE SKUNK SHRIMPS (S) LYSMATA AMBOINENSIS
12 ORANGE STRIPE CARDINAL APOGON CYANOSOMA
10 ORANGE TIGER PRAWN GOBY VALENCIENNA WARDII
1 PARROTFISH BICOLOR CETOSCARUS BICOLR
2 PEARL SCALE BUTTERFLY CHAETODON XANTHURUS
1 PENCIL WRASSE FEMALE PSEUDOJULOIDES CERASINUS
12 PERCULA CLOWN AMPHIPRION OCELLARIS
12 PINK ANTHIAS PSEUDANTHIAS SQUAMPINNIS
1 PINNATUS BAT FISH PLATAX PINNATUS
3 POWDER BROWN TANG ACANTHURUS JAPONICUS
5 POWDER BLUE TANGS(JAKARTA) ACANTHURUS LEUCOSTERNON
2 PRINCESS PARROT SCARUS TAENIOPTERUS
4 SPOTTED MANDARINS Synchiropus Picturatus
8 PURPLE FIREFISH GOBY NEMATELEOTRIS DECORA
2 PURPLE WRASSE JUVENILE PSEUDODAX MOLUCANUS
3 PYLEI FAIRY WRASSE CIRRHILABRUS PYLEI
2 REGAL ANGELFISH (RED SEA) PYGOPLITES DIACANTHUS
2 RHOMBOID WRASSE MALE (MARSHALL) Cirrhilabrus Rhomboidalis
4 ROCK/ALGEA BLENNY SALARIAS FASCIATUS
2 SADDLE BACK BUTTERFLY (M) CHAETODON EPHIPPIUM
2 SAILFIN TANG (S) ZEBRASOMA VELIFERUM
6 SCOOTER BLENNY SYNCHIROPUS OCELLATUS
3 SCOTT'S WRASSE (AUSTRALIA) Cirrhilabrus scottorum
8 SEA HARE NUDIBRANCH Dolabrifera dolabrifera
12 SEBAE CLOWN AMPHIPRION SEBAE
3 SHRIMP RED PISTOL ALPHEUS RANDALI
3 SHRIMP TIGER PISTOL ALPHEUS BELLULUS
8 SIX LINE WRASSE PSEUDOCHEILINUS HEXATAENIA
1 SNOWFLAKES EEL ECHIDNA NEBULOSA
2 SOHAL SURGEONFISH RED SEA (M) ACANTHURUS SOHAL
7 SPOT TAIL BLENNY ECSENIUS STIGMATURA
1 SPOTTED GRUNTS (S) PLECTORHINCHUS CHAETODONOIDES
200 STAR SEA SNAIL ASTRALIUM CALCAR
6 STARFISH SAND CLEANER ARCHASTER TYPICUS
2 STARRY BLENNY SALARIAS RAMOSUS
4 STRAWBERRY DOTTYBACK'S PSEUDOCHROMIS PORPHYREUS
10 SUNSET ANTHIAS PSEUDANTHIAS PARVIROSTRIS
4 TEMMINCKII FLASHER FAIRY WRASSE CIRRHILABRUS TEMMINCKII
100 TIGER STRIPE TURBO SHELL TROCHUS SPECIES
3 TOMATO CLOWN (M/L) AMPHIPRION FRENATUS
6 TOMATO CLOWN (S) AMPHIPRION FRENATUS
2 TOMINI TANG (S) CTENOCHAETUS TOMINIENSIS
4 PENCIL WRASSE PSEUDOJULOIDES CERASINUS
100 TURBO SHELL TECTUS NILOTICUS
2 V TAIL GROUPER CEPHALOPHOLIS URODELUS
6 WALSH'S FAIRY WRASSE CIRRHILABRUS FLAVIDORSALIS
50 WHITE FEET HERMIT CRAB (REEF SAFE) DARDANUS MEGISTOS
30 YELLOW / BLACK N GOLD CHROMIS NEOGLYPHIDODON NIGRORIS
13 YELLOW CORIS WRASSE HALICHOERES CHRYSUS
2 YELLOW FIN SOAPFISH (RED SEA) DIPLOPRION DRACHI
8 YELLOW FLANKED FAIRY WRASSE CIRRHILABRUS RYUKYUENSIS
1 YELLOW SCOPAS TANG ZEBRASOMA SCOPAS
25 YELLOW TAIL BLUE DAMSEL CHRYSIPTERA PARASEMA
8 YELLOW-FIN FAIRY WRASSE (CEBU) CIRRHILABRUS FLAVIDORSALIS

I have also attached a few pictures of the Aussie wrasse's that were eating 15 minutes after their acclimation

Thanks for looking
AV
 

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Aquarium Village

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Yes it is still in the tank. We cannot guarantee it will be there for long and we do not reserve fish. Good Luck but the earlier you get there the better chance you have of getting this fish and yes it is eating. All the Aussie wrasses are eating well.
 

mk4fan

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Yes it is still in the tank. We cannot guarantee it will be there for long and we do not reserve fish. Good Luck but the earlier you get there the better chance you have of getting this fish and yes it is eating. All the Aussie wrasses are eating well.

Thanks I'll try and stop by this afternoon, fingers crossed :)
 

mk4fan

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Yes it is still in the tank. We cannot guarantee it will be there for long and we do not reserve fish. Good Luck but the earlier you get there the better chance you have of getting this fish and yes it is eating. All the Aussie wrasses are eating well.

Unfortunately did not see this fish tonight....
 

albano

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Yes they had a few juveniles but not the adult male shown in the pic.
My personal preference is to buy small/juvi/female wrasses...they are cheaper, live longer (super males may be yrs older) and will eventually turn into males/super makes anyway...
I think you should go right back there and get a Lineatus...definitely a 'show piece' fish
 

mk4fan

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My personal preference is to buy small/juvi/female wrasses...they are cheaper, live longer (super males may be yrs older) and will eventually turn into males/super makes anyway...
I think you should go right back there and get a Lineatus...definitely a 'show piece' fish

I've never seen or read anyone that had a juv. Lineatus turn into a supermale. I've seen that for flame wrasses but not the lineatus.
 

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