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Blue whale
Saw it on LiveAquaria briefly for $75,000,000
If your local lfs don't mind taking them when grown up, you can buy a tiny one. You should be able to keep one for good few years before it outgrows a 120.Blue Hippo Tang. Man I want one so bad!!! I absolutely love them and I thought the 120 gallon I got was going to be good enough but the more I read the more I think it would be a challenge to keep one healthy in there.
I also have a tusk in my reef tank with a mixed reef doesn’t bother a single coral or any of inverts, I feed him clam strips, krill, silverside chunks every other day he stays happy and leaves everyone and everything alone.You have your harlequin in your reef tank? What types of corals do you have?
Blue Hippo Tang. Man I want one so bad!!! I absolutely love them and I thought the 120 gallon I got was going to be good enough but the more I read the more I think it would be a challenge to keep one healthy in there.
I have a blue throat trigger in my mixed reef. 0 issues.I want a trigger
Sorry but Blue Whale is not a fishBlue whale
Saw it on LiveAquaria briefly for $75,000,000
Why?Blue spotted jawfishes
My problem is my tank is to small to have oneI have a blue throat trigger in my mixed reef. 0 issues.
That is very encouraging thank you. Do you think one would work if I already have an established yellow tang?You can certainly keep a Hippo in that tank. I have been keeping them for decades in much smaller tanks than that. My tank now is 120 gallons and my Hippo is smiling from gill to gill. My first one I kept in a 40 gallon tank and he was fine for a few years, then I got a 100 gallon tank and he was still fine. He lived about 10 years.
Coral is not a problem with Harlequin Tusk. They are large wrasse, fierce looking but mellow. They do have small fishes and mobile invertebrates on the menu like CUC and small reef fishes and ornamental shrimp
Harlequin Tusk is definitely a reef fish in larger reef. There are things you should do to keep one. Mine does not eat my hermits, snails and small fish.
Not at all. They don’t eat your CUC and small fish if you keep them well fed and also when you add smaller fish with care. I keep HT in my reef with plenty of small fish and Cleaner shrimp.Don't these contradict one another??
Cuban Hogfish, Harley Tusk, Clarion Angel would be my picks.
I have a tusk in a fowlr and he will eat scotus snails, pellets and any frozen foods. IMO not all tusks will crustations , these are likely an exception. I doubt he would a damsel fish or bigger. Still too much of risk for me too put my tusk in my reef. I need a clean up crew.Don't these contradict one another??
Cuban Hogfish, Harley Tusk, Clarion Angel would be my picks.
Did 5 days diving in Rangiroa, French Polynesia a few weeks ago and fell madly in love with Lemompeel Angelfish, but that's a big no way.