The tangs are awesome, but I spot some nice wrasse in there too!!
Guilty as charged. C. jordani, C. laboutei, C. rhomboidalis, M. geoffroyi, H. melasmopomas, H. biocellatus and H. melanurus.
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The tangs are awesome, but I spot some nice wrasse in there too!!
I love wrasses. I've been trying to get my hands on a rhomboid and a feminus, but never easy to find in Canada. The folks from the states scoop them up too quickly on us!Guilty as charged. C. jordani, C. laboutei, C. rhomboidalis, M. geoffroyi, H. melasmopomas, H. biocellatus and H. melanurus.
You betWow is that a yellow eyed kole tang?
I love blonde nasos
You should be fine the way ur doing it
For the few weeks he'd be in there should be fine I would just keep him aloneOne more quick question. What size qt tank would you use on say a 3-4" powder blue? I have a 29 g, but would that be a little small? I have always purchased smaller fish, but that may not be possible with this fish. How do they do with a copper treatment? Thanks and I apologize for getting off topic.
Agree, perhaps the most aggressive tang there, if for no other reason thsn grudges are permanent!By the way the powder blue can handle his own so you should be fine!!
I use 40b as my smallest for tangs. Most of my at are 55 galOne more quick question. What size qt tank would you use on say a 3-4" powder blue? I have a 29 g, but would that be a little small? I have always purchased smaller fish, but that may not be possible with this fish. How do they do with a copper treatment? Thanks and I apologize for getting off topic.
I use 40b as my smallest for tangs. Most of my at are 55 gal