Brought in a ton for a customer's system, and was send like 50-100 more than I need! :eek:

Thus... $4 each!

I want some but for some reason they don't last longer than 24 hours in my tank. And it's been up for 6 years. I've got 1 to live out of 5 that I bought in the last 3 months.

Iv been wantin some chromis but there's a good chance my tomato clown will eat him.Thus no chromie.:grrr:

1 of 10 in my tank

dont they do better with more then one ?

2 out of 50!

Man, I'm still 5 for 5 on mine--I've had them for about 4 months now and they're doing great! I actually wouldn't mind getting a bigger school, so when I make it up to see you, maybe I'll pick some up.

11 for 11 in this tank for me. (And I have a pretty big pink tail trigger!)

Feed them often.

Candy for my Crosshatch Triggers though. I'm not risking it. AGAIN

Candy for my Crosshatch Triggers though. I'm not risking it. AGAIN
Chromis wouldn't be as expensive as anthias!

Where did you get the pink tail trigger?

Whats the difference between blue chromis and green chromis besides the color? Isnt one more rare?

They like to be kept in uneven numbers.

Haha... great thread... we've got 2 here in the shark tank... noone wants to eat them!?

They must not look tasty.

I know my lunare would find a way to munch on them... he's pretty nasty.. Not as bad as that horrible green moray turned out ( wonder if Sal still has him??)

Where did you get the pink tail trigger?
Friend. Imagine Ocean has one, though. :)

I know my lunare would find a way to munch on them... he's pretty nasty.. Not as bad as that horrible green moray turned out ( wonder if Sal still has him??)

I believe he does Doc.

Whats the difference between blue chromis and green chromis besides the color? Isnt one more rare?

Bueller.....Bueller???? Anyone

Bueller.....Bueller???? Anyone

Common names suck. Were likely talking about the Chromis viridis which is the blue-geren chromis. If getting some, I would stick to them. The "blues" are less commonly collected and sold, and from what I hear, arent as easy to acclimate as the blue greens. As a majority, they do not do as well in group as most people think. They are, after all, damsels. There are success stories, but I think more often times than not, people start with a lot and end up with a feww.

Common names suck. Were likely talking about the Chromis viridis which is the blue-geren chromis. If getting some, I would stick to them. The "blues" are less commonly collected and sold, and from what I hear, arent as easy to acclimate as the blue greens. As a majority, they do not do as well in group as most people think. They are, after all, damsels. There are success stories, but I think more often times than not, people start with a lot and end up with a feww.

Bingo!