My L Tang collection

fishguy1978

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1. 55g tank (48x12x21)
7 dwarf sumbu
1 J ornatus
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2. 90g (72x12x21)
N multies
J regani
Calvus goldhead
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fishguy1978

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Adults and fry, oh my :hearts: I think there could be a dozen. It’s pretty amazing that the adult multies could prey on the regani fry but don’t. The adult regani keep the Calvus away which keeps the multipunctatus hemmed in a corner. The catfish is definitely not popular with any other co-hab’s.252D760A-4453-4001-94EF-FE0501DF302A.jpeg4CC5BBED-D0AC-4973-B5A0-4C561355CA67.jpegF847B1DA-7927-4048-B31B-C4182F5C5EB1.jpeg69689B05-7C4D-4C2F-8FD3-EE8BA40670AC.jpeg252D760A-4453-4001-94EF-FE0501DF302A.jpeg4CC5BBED-D0AC-4973-B5A0-4C561355CA67.jpegF847B1DA-7927-4048-B31B-C4182F5C5EB1.jpeg69689B05-7C4D-4C2F-8FD3-EE8BA40670AC.jpeg
 

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I went down to the fish room after lights out to try to get some pictures of the J regani fry. The fry were all huddled together in a tight space and one of the pair was stationed in the same space.
Fairly certain this is the female taking that position B9B52AD2-BAEA-4B43-8CEB-42FCD6C09A34.jpeg
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Fry are very bold considering there is a Calvus and a S multipunctatus in the tankF4F752C5-42A6-4A52-A1FB-2A0D3913717D.jpeg55875492-6237-421F-ABF5-5BE2DA9A7378.jpeg
 

fishguy1978

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Found this guy’s description of the Julie genus and the regani specifically very interesting.
 

fishguy1978

Redtail Catfish
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Sold a starter group of N multifacitus to P phreeflow .
 

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Sold a starter group of N multifacitus to P phreeflow .
They’re doing awesome and super healthy. Thanks so much for going through all the trouble to get them to me safely fishguy1978 fishguy1978

My daughter loves them!!
 

fishguy1978

Redtail Catfish
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Part of the purpose with the reef in the 115g was for the introduction of the J regani with the T Bemba. I moved three over today.D325B53D-895A-4044-9ED8-1F45AD5D86E2.jpeg6C976074-EE07-4818-AD4C-6B855D32FA8A.jpeg
The pair in the 90g use the cave under this rock, in the middle, for their spawning.
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fishguy1978

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The 3 Regani in the 90g had to defend themselves against the regani pair and the multies. Moving them to the 115g ment that they were now sparing with each other. I had to euthanize one that I had removed. It must have gotten nailed pretty hard as it wasn’t able to swim.
Today, there were 2 live regani when I fed them. Now there is only one with the tropheus. It must have been quite the fight as the dead one’s fins were destroyed.
 
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