Multiple fish for sale

JoshHill83

JoshHill83

Butterfly Fish
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Selling off a good deal of fish in an effort to acquire a couple high end fish. Here is what I have:

3 purple tangs from 4-5" - $120 each
3.5" yellow tang.- $20
2.5" Scopas tang - $10
6" lunar wrasse - $40
11" gold spotted rabbit fish - $50
7" sailfin tang (not deshardini) - $60
7" vlamingi tang - $50
5-6" passer angel - $120

my rainbow nems also split so I have 3 for sale - $50 each

text is easiest for me 720-745-3408
 
JoshHill83

JoshHill83

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All fish are pending sale.

as far as what I'm looking at there are a few I'm considering. Steve at Stone Aquatics has a nice bandit and crosshatch I've had my eye on for a while. I was toying with the thought of a gen tang, but I think my black tang would beat it up. So... I'm seriously contemplating a Clarion Angel. I want to really thin my tank out and make sure everything is good for about 6 months with adding anything (hard for me). And go from there. I want to get a different sump ( if you have a huge one let me know, otherwise I will probably get one made). Until I actually do it I'm all talk, butt wife is actually on board. Her one request was "if you do this I don't want to see another damn fish come in to this house for a year!" That actually sounds reasonable to me!

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What are you getting? This thread is pointless without that. :) Free bump...
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jda123

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Crosshatch are fantastic fish. Easy going and out all the time. If you get a pair, they will bring out the colors in each other. They need a big tank - my 240 was not big enough for them IMO. I had a bandit pair once - cool, but they are like other smaller angels and hid a lot. I think that most people can leave them once they get over the novelty. ...kinda the same with a Gem Tang... nothing special after a while. I would much rather have a black than a gem. In any case, you can't hardly mess this up and are all cool fish. When I worked at the fish store in college, we could get wild Clarion all the time from Baja for like $19 wholesale - they get quite mean very similar to a queen angel.

Here are some other really cool fish that most people have never seen that you might like:
Watanabei Pair with a true alpha male (not just a changeling)
Chrysurus Angelfish
Dragon Eels are cool if you have a lid and suitable tank
Goldenback Trigger
Mustard Tang
PinkTail Trigger - I know that these are not uncommon, but such a friendly and cool fish that nearly nobody, They are not expensive either

I have had all of these and they are really cool. Goldenback gets large too, like a crosshatch.

If your fish store has a good relationship with the collector, they can get 4" crosshatches that are distinct male/female. They collect some nearly every week, but the best customers usually get those. Ask if they can get this done - they look like they buy enough fish.
 
scchase

scchase

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My Chrysurus for show, too bad it got in a fight and lost a couple spines

and another rarer tang I really like the Maculiceps though they aren't great till they get some size
 
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