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02-07-2008, 08:57 PM
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I also have a "few" tangs and tangs do 2 things. They eat and they pass what they eat so there are always particulates in the water. I use 3 of the 100 micron filter socks and cant imagine not having at least one. I don't think feeding less is the best option because (my) tangs tend to get a bit aggressive toward each other if I cut back their food. I think if I found new homes for my Rabbit and my hippo tang that all the particulates would disappear too. I swear the output on those 2 far exceeds the input. I just try to ignore it for the most part.
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02-07-2008, 09:11 PM
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I second that on the hippo tang, one wiggle of his butt and its smorgasbord for the rest of the fish
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02-07-2008, 10:28 PM
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I have a fairly heavily stocked tank which includes 4 tangs and a trigger and my water is very clear. I use two 100 micron filter socks in my sump, one for the overflow for "floaties" and one on the return from my skimmer for bubbles.
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