My LFS has a copperband that I want to buy but I have a 4 stripe damsel that I’m pretty sure would kill it or beat the crap out of it. Could I keep it in the sump until I deal with the damsel?
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Do you think two yellow tails would be a problem?I’d put the damsel in the sump.
It’s a 45 gallon cube with a small sumpWhat size tank and what sump are you running?
I see a yellow tang in there too.A CBB gets too big for your tank.
Yes and for that I apologize profusely. I’m not going to make excuses other than I’m 25 and in a power chair. The Lfs has a used 75 oceanic tank, would that be okay for the tang and the CBB?I see a yellow tang in there too.
Live Aquaria states the minimum is a 100 gallon. Copperbands require a 125 gallon on the same website.Yes and for that I apologize profusely. I’m not going to make excuses other than I’m 25 and in a power chair. The Lfs has a used 75 oceanic tank, would that be okay for the tang and the CBB?
Okay thank you for your time and considerationLive Aquaria states the minimum is a 100 gallon. Copperbands require a 125 gallon on the same website.
I don’t know much about fish stocking limits, so I’ll let someone else answer.
How big of tank for the tang forever? I know CBB are finicky I’ve kept them before successfully, I’ll probably pass they’re asking $100The tang would probably be ok in the 75 for a year or so. CBB are finicky. Is it eating well? I would probably pass. That damsel will continue to be more aggressive over time. I would trade it in.
How big of tank for the tang forever? I know CBB are finicky I’ve kept them before successfully, I’ll probably pass they’re asking $100