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![]() I was wondering what everyone thinks about keeping these fish and if anyone has had any experience
Last edited by Travis; 06-17-2010 at 03:16 AM. |
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http://wetwebmedia.com/ca/volume_6/volume_6_2/puffers. There are also many other articles on them on puffers on the same site. |
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![]() yah i have currently got a 180g.
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![]() What a nice size tank. The articles say that you have to think things through.
With a predator tank you really limit the variety of fish you can have. Picture a 180 with a variety of really colourful fish (like tangs) on the one hand and a 180 with a few drab but interesting predators. |
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![]() ok thanks for everyones thoughts.
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I would agree that you can keep some tangs that are less demanding of water quality but not most of them. Angels are fussy and require pristine water conditions. As the article notes the species are messy and you would require frequent water changes to keep the water clear. Travis might want to keep the articles in mind if he chooses to keep them. |
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Some reefers with large tanks like yours and Travis might unjustly accuse me of a bias towards tangs though. |
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![]() I do have to admit, I was playing the devil's advocate a little. My 150 Gal SPS is Tang only territory.
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