54 gal stocking.
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fishski13
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Dont have much input on the dwarf lion fish or frog fish, but the powder blue tang is a big no for that size tank. This fish need lots of swimming room of a tank with a minimum of 6 feet which is no where near 54 gallons
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Thade_hicks
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Not a permanent tank for the tang obviously. And why do you say especially no to
powder blue?
Pairing anglers and dwarf lionfish is a very delicate operation, they can both potentially eat each other. The wartskin angler can't eat an appropriately sized lion, but a lion could eat a small warty. The marble mouthed angler which is showing up more frequently could be sized appropriately. The other popular anglers like the sargassum and painted will grow large enough to eat the lion. Unless very good at sizing and understanding the angler can eat a fish up to it's own size, and will try even larger, this many times ends badly.
Most people don't keep the snowflake alive long enough to reach it's full potential, a well cared for snowflake will reach close to 30" and about a 1.5" diameter, my personal recommendation is at least a 75g, at least a 4' tank.
Like others have said, the powder blue will require at least a 6' tank for activity and aggression.
Most people don't keep the snowflake alive long enough to reach it's full potential, a well cared for snowflake will reach close to 30" and about a 1.5" diameter, my personal recommendation is at least a 75g, at least a 4' tank.
Like others have said, the powder blue will require at least a 6' tank for activity and aggression.
fishski13
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cause they are some of the most active tangs out there. they need a lot of swimming room and 54 gallon is no where near enough room to suffice.
What dimensions is your 54 gallon tank?
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