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Talbots Damsel, what a fish! | Reef2Reef For the record I've had breeding pairs of Azures and Talbots in a 40 breeder I'm down to a single azure due to a mass rose bubble tip spawn a few years back but once the upgraded tank completes it cycle I'll be introducing more Azures, Talbots, and Starcki for sure The color and movement is just amazing
Talbots Catalog Model Thread - Page 4 - Bellazon I thought I was the only one who's fascinated by the Talbots models I've often said that they could sell me horsehair underdrawers and make me think I'd look good in them! LOL Seriously, they're worth every dime they're paid - they look great in Talbots clothes and make us think WE'LL look great in them too
Having multiple fish of the same species? | Reef2Reef Ive always wondered and never gotten a clear answer as to exactly which fish i can keep in groups like ive heard if you keep 2 fish of the same species they attack each other and ive also heard that a bonded pair is good or if you just add in the fish at the same time and even just buying a
Starcki Damsel | Reef2Reef As already noted by many here if you want a damsel then look no further than Chrysiptera damsels They are typically the go-to line that most have the best luck with I've had Azures and Talbots mixed together without issues mixed in with a mated pair of clowns, pajama cardinals, coral beauty, and a yellow watchman goby
What is the most peaceful and pretty damsel fish? Azure is the best looking of the easily obtained damsels in the peaceful range IMO Any of azure, Talbots, Rolland’s, Springer’s, Tricincta, Starki, canary, and a few others do great in tanks as long as they are large enough tanks Damsels are not a fish for small tanks
How many damsels? | Reef2Reef Chrysiptera is the family you typically want if you are keeping multiple damsels of mixed type Azures, Talbots, etc At least that is what I have had experience with and or read from others keeping multiples of them I personally love them and will be adding a bunch to my 210 I just sent up and it matures a bit