[chriss]

Jas is putting together a fish order with a new supplier which has a very good list of available fish, they include all your regulars and plenty of not so regular. Previous experience with this supplier has been very very good.

If you have anything in mind put it down here.

For me...

Two FEMALE Pseudanthias bartlettorum,
One Paracentropyge multifasciata,
One FEMALE Synchiropus ocellatus, not too small since we have a large male

Chris

[karnivor]

Macropharyngodon meleagris please.

[ben]

if possible, a pair of tailspot blennies (Ecsenius stigmatura) . if they are hard to pair up then just one, as i think 2 males will fight

if one blenny, then a randall goby ( Amblyeleotris randalli ) and shrimp pair, as well

could do with 5 blue leg hermits too

cheers

ben

[Timo]

hi Jas can you order me 3 red leg hermit crabs and 3 turbo snail please

[chriss]

Timo, on Apr 14 2010, 08:09 PM, said:

hi Jas can you order me 3 red leg hermit crabs and 3 turbo snail please

There's always one isn't there! The clue is in the thread title

Chris

[Sill]

Does Jas post fish since he uses a live stock courier or are they collection only?

[chriss]

Sill, on Apr 15 2010, 09:31 AM, said:

Does Jas post fish since he uses a live stock courier or are they collection only?

He has posted some to Scotland before so I'm sure he will do again.

Chris

[Sill]

Well if he hasn't put an order in yet i'd like the following:

1 x Male Filament Flasher Wrasse (Paracheilinus filamentosus)
3 (would take 2 though if 3 not available) x Female Filament Flasher Wrasse (Paracheilinus filamentosus)

It's important that there only be one male to the two or three females though. Would be awesome

Failing that i've been looking for a pair of Bangai Cardinals.

Thanks

[edit] In the absence of a male, filament flasher wrasse can change sex so if Jasons supplier doesn't sex fish, if they can get me 3 or 4 young ones that would be great. Thanks

[chriss]

Sill, on Apr 15 2010, 09:43 AM, said:

Well if he hasn't put an order in yet i'd like the following:

1 x Male Filament Flasher Wrasse (Paracheilinus filamentosus)
3 (would take 2 though if 3 not available) x Female Filament Flasher Wrasse (Paracheilinus filamentosus)

It's important that there only be one male to the two or three females though. Would be awesome

Failing that i've been looking for a pair of Bangai Cardinals.

Thanks

[edit] In the absence of a male filament flasher wrasse can change sex so if Jasons supplier doesn't sex, if they can get me 3 or 4 young ones that would be great. Thanks

Good choice, very nice fish, on my wish list too at some point.

Chris

[Sill]

Thanks mate, they are beautiful fish. Will Jason get this info before it's too late or should I PM/call him?

[chriss]

Sill, on Apr 15 2010, 02:23 PM, said:

Thanks mate, they are beautiful fish. Will Jason get this info before it's too late or should I PM/call him?

I'm sure he'll post up here before ordering. I'm not expecting it to be until next week.

Chris

[Dave.I]

Chris,i had a multibar angel and had to trade him in as he nipped my sps non stop.Not the polyps but all the flesh in between.Just a heads up! They are totaly stunning though!

[chriss]

Dave.I, on Apr 15 2010, 03:21 PM, said:

Chris,i had a multibar angel and had to trade him in as he nipped my sps non stop.Not the polyps but all the flesh in between.Just a heads up! They are totaly stunning though!

I'm hoping you had a rogue one then! I've read all I can about them on RC and overall they seem to have few or no problems, but each fish is different as we know. More people seemed to have problems with bi-colors whereas mine was a model citizen, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Hopefully, by the time it comes out of 'qt' it'll be addicted to mysis, brineshrimp etc and will have forgotten what sps were altogether.

Chris

[Dave.I]

Yeah,its a roll of the dice! My declivis butterfly nips but doesnt do any damage.Its just down to the individual fish and the system its in.Good luck! Its worth a go!

[Dave.I]

A male flame wrasse is one worth looking at.Also marcellae butterflys are stunning and in my experience totaly reef safe!

[chriss]

Dave.I, on Apr 15 2010, 04:28 PM, said:

A male flame wrasse is one worth looking at.Also marcellae butterflys are stunning and in my experience totaly reef safe!

The Hawiian flame wrasse are gorgeous, but I've got four or five wrasses already. I like the marcellae too, it also features in my list, you bugger, now I'm questioning my choice! What water temperature do you aim for since the seem to prefer cooler ranges?

JASON - Prognathodes marcellae, on your list ?

Chris

[SLAPPY]

1 x Ecsenius midas please

[jason@jasonsaquatics]

Hi Guys keep posting as i have 4 lists from different areas so will go with the list that suits you guys best .I have taken a list from local guys so there is one list that sticks out at the moment .

There will be a good few fish coming ,,the flashers are on most of the lists so shouldn't be a problem .there are some stunning wrasse on the list ,butterflies angels and so on

Will keep you posted guys


jas

[chriss]

Butterflies, wrasses..... always going to go down well.

Looking forward to seeing them.

Chris

[Marcus Watts]

Opistognathus rosenblatti - blue spot jawfish please m8 if you get the chance. cheers