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![]() I know what you mean about 60 vs 34.
With the sump and refurge I added my RSM is now 75 gal ________ girlfriend pictures Last edited by Brent F; 01-23-2011 at 06:20 PM. |
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![]() oh =/ ok then i'll find something else. =)
Do you have any suggestions ? what about a smaller butterfly ? asherah
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![]() Here is a good link to search for your fishes habitat requirements
http://www.marinedepotlive.com/ I also use the rule of thumb to add 20 gallons to what the minimum tanks size is for larger fish. So if they say "The Orange Butterfly prefers a tank of at least 60 gallons with plenty of places to hide & swim." It probably is 80 gallons. After all if we're taking fish out of the Ocean and putting them in our tanks, it's the least we can do to make sure their new home is satisfactory ![]()
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![]() ok thanks for the advice. i'll do that.
asherah =)
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![]() I bought my wife Irene her own 2' cube tank as well for her fancy goldfish tank. However, I also told her that as soon as she gets bored with them, I'm selling off the poop machines and turning it into a clownfish/carpet anemone display cube
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