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Thank you!Feed sparingly, introduce the more peaceful first and allow good hiding and water chemistry and you are set. In a 300g, I am confident you will do well with your fulfillment
Yes my Caribbean blue was 1” when I got it and now is about 3” changed colors also. It went after powder brown, purple and then yellow. Only tang it didn’t bother in my 300reef was the blue hippo who is larger. Today we moved the Caribbean blue in with a 10” Sohal and scopas. So far so good! Will see!Keep an eye on that Caribbean Blue tang. Mine killed a larger Gold Rim. I ended up rehoming him due to him picking on a few other fish in my tank. May have just been a bad individual.
This will eventually be their home... though you only see 5 fish here, 11 more will call it home in just over 2 weeks from now.
Thats awesome, I think your right!I bought my yellow and my purple tang as babys, about the same size and they have grown up fine together. i call them evo and stick as they are never separated. I think if you get them young they grow up thinking they belong to the same clan
Elliot y. Lim on facebook has a great write up on keeping many acanthurus together. He had at least 5 or more in a 75 with no issues. Having ogo in the tank at all times was key. It's worth reading
Just search that exact name on facebook. He specializes in acanthurus hybridsHave you got the link to that dude? Be good to read [emoji1303]
Three acanthurus tangs is probably better depending on the species.Please keep this thread updated. I too am thinking about keeping 3 Acanthurus tangs together.
@Chevy4Life Do you think 3 similar sized and temperament Acanthurus tangs will do better together or 2 Acanthurus and 1 zebrasoma tang?
Thanks