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Sojourn | Rare Fish Dreams

We can only dream of these Angels and Butterflies. These photos are from a Japanese Store, B-Box…  I haven’t seen a single Paracentropyge multifasciatus at any Chicago stores in the past two years… how about 50?

A wild Centropyge interrupta  
 
Arguable my all time favorite and the King of the Tinkeri/Roaops, Chaetodon flavocoronatus. 
 
A beautiful Chaetodontoplus meridithi x conspiculatus hybrid! 
 
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We can only dream of these Angels and Butterflies. These photos are from a Japanese Store, B-Box…  I haven’t seen a single Paracentropyge multifasciatus at any Chicago stores in the past two years… how about 50?

20 p.multifasciatus

A wild Centropyge interrupta  

interuptus 

Arguable my all time favorite and the King of the Tinkeri/Roaops, Chaetodon flavocoronatus. 

flavocoronatus 

A beautiful Chaetodontoplus meridithi x conspiculatus hybrid! 

personifer x conspic 

Last but not least, this striking Paracentropyge venustus x multifasciatus hybrid…

venustus hyrbid 

 

 

 

 

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  • Hey Curve,

    Nice site you have yourself. Your recent rambling gave us a laugh ;)
  • Great site you guys got going here. As a designer myself it is great to see you combining both the hobby and good design.

    I've added you to my RSS list.


    Hope to have a tank up again one day soon and then also start a site around it and the hobby.
  • jeffry r. johnston
    I dig the x factor as well
  • jack
    That is one of the most amazing fish I have ever seen.
  • Agreed! Aren't those markings amazing? A truly unique, rare, and beautiful fish.
  • MR294
    The venustus x multifasciatus is amaaaaaaaaaaaazing!! I would hate to see the price tag on it though.
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