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08-21-2007, 02:46 AM
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Very nice Cristy
 I can remember back with your dino days, so its great to see you having good success. Love the clams also. How do your two tangs get along ? I'd like to find one that I could put with my Sohal.
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08-21-2007, 02:14 PM
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 My tangs get along great! I've had the scopas tang for 4 years, the regal for 2 years and the powder blue I got in may. The scopas and regal have always gotten along and there was no problem introducing the regal to the tank, the two became fast friends and hang out together constantly. The powder blue was a bit more difficult introduction I was quite surprised that the scopas tang was the aggressor in this case and gave the poor PBT a bit of a rough time, I ran the lights on a shorter photoperiod or turned them out when he bothered him too much but after a couple of weeks he figured out where he fit in the heirarchy and things are fine now. For the most part the PBT fits in quite well and they all roar around the tank together 
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08-21-2007, 03:27 PM
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Wow, really nice stuff there. I haven't had any success with clams yet. They each last about 4-6 months and then kick it despite all my efforts to save them.
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