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Schooling Bannerfish (Heniochus diphreutes) for sale or trade
I will sale or trade Schooling Bannerfish (Heniochus diphreutes).
My son have made a nice gustier by buying Schooling Bannerfish for my new mixed reef tank. Little he or myself new that it will not get alone with large Convict Tang that I recently got from SlamaJama. The tang is a dominant fish in my tank and does not allow this poor butterfly to swim around and picks on it any time it has a chance.
Still over tree day time to my surprise this butterfly managed to eat all aiptasia that grew on the rock with my zoos. Truthfully it have picked on the lollypop zoos a little but than left them alone and ate all of for aiptasia on same rock.
I do not want this fish to get killed by bully Tang and have placed it in the refugia sump for now. I hope that I can sale it for $30 (my son paid $40 +tax), or trade it for soft corals like mushrooms or other.
This butterfly eats like a horse dry food, frozen shrimp, and might be able to help you with aiptasia problem.
http://www.vividaquariums.com/10Expand.asp?ProductCode=01-1813-S
I will sale or trade Schooling Bannerfish (Heniochus diphreutes).
My son have made a nice gustier by buying Schooling Bannerfish for my new mixed reef tank. Little he or myself new that it will not get alone with large Convict Tang that I recently got from SlamaJama. The tang is a dominant fish in my tank and does not allow this poor butterfly to swim around and picks on it any time it has a chance.
Still over tree day time to my surprise this butterfly managed to eat all aiptasia that grew on the rock with my zoos. Truthfully it have picked on the lollypop zoos a little but than left them alone and ate all of for aiptasia on same rock.
I do not want this fish to get killed by bully Tang and have placed it in the refugia sump for now. I hope that I can sale it for $30 (my son paid $40 +tax), or trade it for soft corals like mushrooms or other.
This butterfly eats like a horse dry food, frozen shrimp, and might be able to help you with aiptasia problem.
http://www.vividaquariums.com/10Expand.asp?ProductCode=01-1813-S
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