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Hello tracy. Welcome!
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Very cool trigger :) growing up my dad always had a fish tank in one tank we had a trigger named Snarky :) the fish would literally jump out of the water when you approached the tank with food :)
 
Very cool clown tang! :) Any guidance you can offer on keeping one?
Best to get one that is on the smaller size. Out of nowhere they will get aggressive as they grow.
 
TRACYYYYYY!! You are magnificent! Have a peep a 50 gallon I am abnormally eager to get filled with colorful things! The pic isnt the best and I need to wipe the tank off but it shows the beginning of endless possibilities in anyone's mind!! It would be cool find out what another person would want to do with the scape. Cheers!!
 

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Do they do well with other tangs? If added last and smaller than the rest or just a matter of time?
Oddly mine does well with my bristletooth tang. They graze together but the clown always attacks my foxface which is triple its size.
 
TRACYYYYYY!! You are magnificent! Have a peep a 50 gallon I am abnormally eager to get filled with colorful things! The pic isnt the best and I need to wipe the tank off but it shows the beginning of endless possibilities in anyone's mind!! It would be cool find out what another person would want to do with the scape. Cheers!!
The scape looks great :) what kind corals look cool to you :) that is what matters :)
 
Oddly mine does well with my bristletooth tang. They graze together but the clown always attacks my foxface which is triple its size.
For a larger tank I was thinking about a clown or a sohal but drawn to the clown but a little nervous. How big is your clown now?
 
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For a larger tank I was thinking about a clown or a sohal but drawn to the clown but a little nervous. How big is your clown now?
The clown is only 3.5-4”. He took awhile to show aggression. But a sohal would perhaps be quite aggressive towards other tangs. Perhaps more than a clown
 

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