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![]() Thanks for the replies. I watch them eat all the time and they seem to be getting enough food. They are a lot faster than the other fish. I don't see anyone pick on them. They are bigger than all the other fish except the blue tang which is about the same size.
The blue tang was the last fish I got that has survived. I got him 3 years ago. 9 months ago I bought a new 90Gal w/ 33Gal sump. Previously i had a 77Gal. Live Rock: 50-60lbs. Skimmer: Euro-Reef RS100 Phosban reactor with carbon. The system never had Ick or any other disease. Except the blue tang has lateral line. pH: 8.2 Ammonia: 0.05 Nitrate: 0 Nitrite: 0 Calcium: 400 Magnesium: 1305 Alkalinity: 177 KH: 4.9 Salinity: 1.025 Temp: 25-26 celcius Fish that have died in the last 3 years within 1 month of getting them (purchased from 3 different fish stores): 2 watchman golby, 5 blue/green chromis, 3 firefish, blenny, raccoon butterfly, threadfin butterfly, salfin tang and a rabbitfish. |
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