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metalhead
Guest
I have a 55Gallon, If i had no live rock, what agressive fish could i keep???
lion_crazz
Active Member
They are not many aggressive fish that will do well in a 55 gallon tank. You are limited to basslets, dwarf lions and toby puffers for the most part.
I would say live rock is a must in any tank though. Not having adequate live rock is just taking the easy way out, in my opinion.
I would say live rock is a must in any tank though. Not having adequate live rock is just taking the easy way out, in my opinion.
sharkboy13
Active Member
Originally Posted by lion_crazz
They are not many aggressive fish that will do well in a 55 gallon tank. You are limited to basslets, dwarf lions and toby puffers for the most part.
I would say live rock is a must in any tank though. Not having adequate live rock is just taking the easy way out, in my opinion.
hit the nail on the head
They are not many aggressive fish that will do well in a 55 gallon tank. You are limited to basslets, dwarf lions and toby puffers for the most part.
I would say live rock is a must in any tank though. Not having adequate live rock is just taking the easy way out, in my opinion.
hit the nail on the head
garnet13aj
Active Member
I would have to agree, if you want to take on the responsibility of a saltwater tank you will have to shell out the dough for live rock. One way to cut down on the cost a bit though would be to use a mixture of live rock and base rock.
I would come back w/questions about stocking your tank after you've gotten the LR and it has had time to cure.
I would come back w/questions about stocking your tank after you've gotten the LR and it has had time to cure.
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nyx
Guest
We have a dwarf lion, a blue ribbon eel and a CB angel. . .yes, she is majorly aggressive and will STAY in the predetor tank