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Yup, I've had one for 1 year and the other for 5 months. Both nice and fat :)
 
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Very nice. Is that the nigripes clown i sold to u 8months ago in the FTS?

Yes, you can actually see both of them. The female's in the green goniopora on the far left, the male's in the middle of the tank between the hammer corals.
 

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Yes, you can actually see both of them. The female's in the green goniopora on the far left, the male's in the middle of the tank between the hammer corals.

Yes, i see both of them.
I got ur pair and mine the same time and cant believe they grew that big . Mine is not that big though. I guess because they are in a small breeding section so they dont grow as big as your.

Guess time for me to move my pair to a bigger tank so they can grow. :)
 
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Is that 2 achilles tangs in the FTS? If so how are they getting along?

One of the tank's FTS, though it doesn't look so great with all the frag racks in front and power cord and thoroughly coralline algae covered back wall :)

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Um, yes, lol. I don't recommend doing it though. Achilles are sensitive enough, both to tank conditions and ich, any stress can make them quickly get sick and die, often taking other fish in the tank with them. Sorry, just had to say that, I'm sure you know it but I don't want someone to see that pic and throw two of them together thinking everything will be OK. Both mine are young, and I've trained them to eat pellets/mysis so they're super fat and healthy. If they do start fighting (very rarely now), the uberfat sailfin tank king gets mad at both of them and breaks them up to chase each of them himself LOL.
 
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