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My pair of conspics:
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interruptus
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clarion
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Awesome collection you have going on. Can you tell us about the tank/tanks they are housed in?

Thanks
 
Awesome collection you have going on. Can you tell us about the tank/tanks they are housed in?

Thanks

The conspic pair is in a 180. The interruptus pair is in a 90, but they may get moved. the interruptus are still seperated by an eggcrate barrier, that i hope to remove soon and hope they get along.

right now I have just one clarion (a female) but i'm thinking of getting another female and a male and putting them in my 1000 gallon tank. But i'm not sure I want to do this as i don't necessarily want to risk it. The 1000 gallon also has some other large fish, including tangs and a queen angel. I don't know. If i don't go with the group, i'll put the single clarion into a different 180 than the conspics are in. not sure what to do! I'd love to have more clarions but not if they're going to kill each other!
 
What kind of temperature are you housing everything in? Thanks for the feedback.
 

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