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01-23-2009, 07:29 PM
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A 41g tank is way to small for tangs a minium of 90g is needed for a tang. There are nice small reef safe wrasse's that would be a good choice, and dwarf angels are nice however some might nip at corals.
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01-23-2009, 08:28 PM
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I support what the tang police force have already posted.
It is really important in marine fish keeping to go very slowly especially in a small tank like yours or you have lots of problems. You should be only adding one fish at a time one month apart.
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01-23-2009, 11:59 PM
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Cool, so ixnay on the Tangs, wrasses and Blennies? Any suggestions as to which kinds? My lights are the Glo T5HO 24" X2 that came with the set-up. It has a Marine Glo and a Life Glo (going to be replaced with better quality bulbs, recommendations as to what type of bulbs?) I am hoping i can use this lighting system with what i want to do, just get better bulbs and at least 1 of them being an actinic.
Does the fact that my tank has 49 lbs of well established rock (they came out of a tank that had then in it for almost 2 yrs), plus the live sand change anything with regards to how 'old' the tank is? Isn't this like the conditions you would have if you moved your exisitng established tank?
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01-24-2009, 01:37 AM
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After the lights are off for an hour or so check with a flashlight. If the tank is crawling with tiny critters a mandarin is possible.
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