Chromides

[Jesse]

Yours are orange chromides, Etroplus maculatus. They max out at only 3 inches. Where they occur w/ green chromides, they are known to have at semi-symbiotic relationship, with the smaller orange chromides cleaning parasites off of the larger green chromides. Here's the fishbase info for them:

http://www.fishbase.org/Summary/speciesSummary.php?ID=8703&genusname=Etroplus&speciesname=maculatus

 

[RadleyMiller]

Yours are orange chromides, Etroplus maculatus. They max out at only 3 inches. Where they occur w/ green chromides, they are known to have at semi-symbiotic relationship, with the smaller orange chromides cleaning parasites off of the larger green chromides. Here's the fishbase info for them:

http://www.fishbase.org/Summary/speciesSummary.php?ID=8703&genusname=Etroplus&speciesname=maculatus

thanks again. darn, only 3 inches. oh well, he's still got an attitude haha

 

[Darthsniper]

U haVE enough good feedback here. I just wanted to compliment you on giving your fish a very well balanced diet. Way to go

 

[RadleyMiller]

U haVE enough good feedback here. I just wanted to compliment you on giving your fish a very well balanced diet. Way to go

Thanks Darthsniper,

I feel that everything should be balanced, including my fish's diets and my own!