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Filio, Fish_Dave is Pacific Aquafarms. I should'nt look at this thread anymore, this tang had my name written all over it....

Oh, the jumper. Better post some pics of the Joculator and C.mitratus. Looks like a cool tank u have there. Cheers.

AMAZING! Gresham, what's the size of the specimen in your avatar?or the other post?

Hey, Im just about to change my D200 to D300 and was wondering if you can get your mean Rino to pose a little with my 15" Clown Trigger....and let's see who's going to crap his pants. You can feed this swimming algae some frozen food :wink:

I'd not suggest you to buy any interrupta in larger size as you mentioned, it is the largest of the Centropyge family and I saw many of them arriving in large size and not doing well.

I have the same experience with some C.bispinosus (almost full white with a little blue edges) and heard the same about C.bicolor(xanthic color).

You just ruined my day! :D Saw same thing happened with Pygmy angels in Hong Kong, but saw a St.Paul's Rock Queen angels that held the colors. Im quite sure that B.undulatus arrived from Solomon, Dave have experience with those as he imported them before, i wonder if they hold their color...

OHHHHHHH MYYYYYY, here is the one!

Saw it, cheers.

Can you post a link please?

Tell it to the seal pups they are killing in the most barbaric way.

You got 2 for sale in Live Aquaria. The most expensive online shop in USA is still much cheaper than the LFS in Asia, so you cant really complain on this one, can you?

I will ask Dave Palmer and come back to you on this one, or maybe he can post here himself.

Tanaka san, Dave Palmer of PAF Los Angeles had a specimen a couple of months back. Another specimen showed in Hong Kong last days of December.

Hello Cortez Marine, When did you catch that fish? Really nice!

Hi, No issues with food, arrived slightly skinny but gained body weight quickly, I guess it is a little more agressive than the R.aculeatus, even though it is many years since I had the R.aculeatus, it might be just that specimen, as it is the case with so many trigger fish. Awsome fish.

1.Alot of Sea Dragon are captive bred . 2.You can get Wild Sea Dragons as well as long as they come with Cites permits ,rare though.

especially now that you have the 100ml max for any liquid incld water in your hand carry.

So ya had FW problems as well? I have never seen any severe case of FW like on this species, 2 different shipments arrived and the specimens started losing pieces of fins within a couple of days. They are smaller than the FW i know, and when the fins are lost it looks like a bacterial problem...

im not sure if all were coming from bali, but some arrived from bali it is for sure. about vietnam, i collected there myself with the locals and no chemical were used, they collected all by nets. anybody have mike's contact numbers?