Brown powder aggression

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Okay now they’re kind of good, they’ve sorted o it their territory it seems, left side is for scopas and Powder blue, rest of tank is for the powder brown and sailfin, I think this somehow paired them up because now they’re swimming together again.
 
Okay now they’re kind of good, they’ve sorted o it their territory it seems, left side is for scopas and Powder blue, rest of tank is for the powder brown and sailfin, I think this somehow paired them up because now they’re swimming together again.

The browns are usually more mellow vs a blue. But that is when they are the same size. Over all I thinks there is just a bunch of anecdotal info from everyone’s different opinions and view points of their tanks. A 100 gal tank will not see the same level of issues a 300 to let’s say a 1000 will see. And swimming together and pecking at algae is sure sure a good sign.

Just remember they do get fairly large. And from most of the research I have done powder blues might be faster growing.
 

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