[aaron23]

wow those are beautiful...

[jhale]

gorgeous fish. I was speaking to Joe about them. I remember seeing them for sale in Old Town Aquarium in chicago in the 80's. They were not close to that price then, yikes.

Send me the small one and I will name it after you Gresham

[coralite]

Hey Gresham, great pics, hopefully I'll be in the area when the next batch lands so I can take pics myself. Sounds like Joe's getting sloppy seconds huh?
This is a really old pic I took with a 1.2 megapixel sony mavica camera, you know the one with the built in floppy drive.

[coralite]

Here is a long term captive Emperor angelfish named Clyde. He lives in a nice reef display tank at Clayton Pet in St. Louis MO.

[joetbs]

Originally Posted by coralite

Sounds like Joe's getting sloppy seconds huh?

Dibs are dibs

To keep the thread on track - A. arcuatus that i lost in a power outage:

[GreshamH]

Sloppy seconds? Joe gets first pick. Behind Steve, no one was more instrumental in making this happen the Joe!

I had no idea you had one of those Joe, dang what a fish Time for a Honda EU2000i generator, they're not that expensive

[joetbs]

It was my fave. Sucked - it ate right out of my hand. Lost the Terelabrus behind it too. I had it for almost a year in my freezer too, but Karen made me dispose of it. RIP.

[GreshamH]

I just pulled a coral skeleton I was hoping to ID some day out of my freezer. I never had to time to remove the flesh so I just tossed it into the freezer. It was nearly dead when it came in and none of us could ID it. Sorta looked like a fungia x lobo (from Bali)

[coralite]

totally off track but. . .
The first lineatus wrasse I ever saw came in dead but perfect and I kept it in the fridge and showed it off for like a week.

[coralite]

So I didnt take this pic but it's a flagfin goldflake hybrid, I can't remember where I found it.