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![]() I don't like to say it, but Green Chromis aren't a very good fish to start with! They are mean little bastards, and will probably pick on other fish when you want to add, and then they are a pain in the butt to catch when you decide you want to get rid of the little pricks. Some people recommend them as starter fish because they are very tough little fish, but the reasoning behind it is hugely flawed. If you need tough fish to survive the first few weeks of your tank, then you probably didn't wait long enough to add them in the first place!
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![]() I agree that waiting cannot hurt but, test were good and I am happy with the little guys.
I have a question about my flow... I have a "Maxi Jet" power head (295gph) and a "Korailia 2" is this too much? The maxi jet give the pencil like stream straight across the tank while the korailia pulls water in from all around and streams it nicely. I hate the maxi jet and want to axe it but don't want to sacrifice too much flow? Input? Pics momentarily Thanks again! ![]() Last edited by Lodilo; 02-17-2009 at 05:02 AM. |
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![]() The Maxi Jet
![]() The Korailia 2 ![]() The Chromis, which I'm sure everyone has seen before but. my first ever saltwater fish. ![]() ![]() |