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It can work out but it’s riskier than 3+or 1 zebrasoma tang. Sounds like a good plan for export!
So we should do 3 yellows and a PBT is what I'm hearing LOL
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It can work out but it’s riskier than 3+or 1 zebrasoma tang. Sounds like a good plan for export!
Fewer fish + larger tank = more aggression. Easier to defend a space in that scenario.I just can't understand why our sailfin has turned into such a bully to the foxface. Our previous one wasn't like that at all.
Fewer fish + larger tank = more aggression. Easier to defend a space in that scenario.
It can work out but it’s riskier than 3+or 1 zebrasoma tang. Sounds like a good plan for export!
Flame hawk fish, melanarus wrasseWell the sailfin is leaving today and 3 small yellow's are coming to replace him. Like you said, hopefully with 3, they get a long decently and since they are smaller there are more than enough hiding places for them. They've also been QT'd together for the last month so hopefully that's a good sign.
If the 3 yellow's stay together that will be it for tangs in our tank unless we possibly add a PBT later. I think you mentioned earlier that 4 medium tangs would probably be the max for a 180? We will need to think of some more colorful fish to add later (smaller ones of course).
Flame hawk fish, melanarus wrasse
Doable but that's a lot of fish, but with good nutrient export it can work.Thoughts on these guys all together in an 310g, 8 foot peninsula? Yellow x 3, sailfin, powder blue, lavender, hippo, and possible gem? Is that doable or crazy? Also want to add a blueface angel and other assorted smaller guys.
It may not be welcomed unless quite large, and still it may not. Naso are quite fragile when new. If you do I’d add with other fish, personally.I also do have a question. I have a 300g tank which includes 4 tangs - powder brown, sailfin, hippo and a bristletooth (all medium sizes). No major aggression detected except for the once in a while territorial chest puffing (only if they had one to puff). They were added all at once and have been together for about 2 months now. All is great with nutrients which is testing in the normal range. I would like to add a naso (after quarantine of course) and would like to know if that would be a wise decision at this point in time?
I bought something similar in past I don’t know why it didn’t work I’ll try this. My fangs are large I wonder if they can eat from this. Only one way to find out! Thanks!I read an earlier thread regarding nori clip and this is one I found to work. It can be purchased on Amazon "Innovative Marine Gourmet Gadget Grazer PRO".
I bought something similar in past I don’t know why it didn’t work I’ll try this. My fangs are large I wonder if they can eat from this. Only one way to find out! Thanks!
My puffers are enormous and voracious -- I guess we will see what they do LOLI just got min in yesterday and tried it for the first time today. They definitely ate out of it, although someone yanked so hard it opened up lol. But the algae stayed in it so it didn't float all over. I don't know who hit it that hard though. I've seen the bigger yellow and the foxface both go after algae sheets hard so I imagine it was one of them.