reefwatcher
New Member
you could have them with the puffers they just may have a couple for snacks lol
Aggressive or Non?
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hlcroghan
Active Member
okay so what about this list?
black and white percula
false percula
coral beauty angelfish
lawnmower blenny
royal gramma
copperband butterfly
harlequin tusk
blue throat trigger
powder blue tang
mandarin dragonet
i know some of those are more difficult and all that.......i am simply asking right now if they can be in the tank together
black and white percula
false percula
coral beauty angelfish
lawnmower blenny
royal gramma
copperband butterfly
harlequin tusk
blue throat trigger
powder blue tang
mandarin dragonet
i know some of those are more difficult and all that.......i am simply asking right now if they can be in the tank together
hlcroghan
Active Member
good idea i just did that. my bf is really bent on having the false perculas and now he wants a mated pair. I still really like the black and whites. good idea on the longnose. do you have any idea what order they should go into the tank? here is the list again.
long nose
pearlscale
coral beauty
lawnmower blenny
mandarin
harlequin tusk
mated pair of false percula
black and white percula
fuzzy dwarf
and are there any other fish that could go in there with them or is that enough for 150 gallon?
long nose
pearlscale
coral beauty
lawnmower blenny
mandarin
harlequin tusk
mated pair of false percula
black and white percula
fuzzy dwarf
and are there any other fish that could go in there with them or is that enough for 150 gallon?
ufo8micats
Member
the main problem with feeding live to your fish is that the excess fat causes bladder problems, and can potentially introduce disease into your tank.
I switched from a community tank to an aggressive tank and i love it. i have a lunare wrasse, that is about 4 inches right now and keeps on the move. he is non aggressive towards the tankmates. i have 3 clownfish and several damsels which i use to acclimate my tanks, which works great for me.
mandarin fish are hard to keep, as you must have perfect water peramaters. plus he would never survive with your other list of tankmates as he is shy and likes to hide.
Aggressive fish are much more hardier than community fish. they have to be to eat the meats that they eat. they do put out more ammonia because of being sloppy eaters.
As a beginner I would enlist the help of people on the board to help find the best fish for you to start out with.
mandarins, butterflies, angels, some tangs. are not good fish for beginners.
hope this can be of some help for you.
I switched from a community tank to an aggressive tank and i love it. i have a lunare wrasse, that is about 4 inches right now and keeps on the move. he is non aggressive towards the tankmates. i have 3 clownfish and several damsels which i use to acclimate my tanks, which works great for me.
mandarin fish are hard to keep, as you must have perfect water peramaters. plus he would never survive with your other list of tankmates as he is shy and likes to hide.
Aggressive fish are much more hardier than community fish. they have to be to eat the meats that they eat. they do put out more ammonia because of being sloppy eaters.
As a beginner I would enlist the help of people on the board to help find the best fish for you to start out with.
mandarins, butterflies, angels, some tangs. are not good fish for beginners.
hope this can be of some help for you.
ufo8micats
Member
when you set up your tank and introduce your first additions, if they are aggressive make sure to put them in at the same time for territory reasons.
damsels and clowns tend to get territorial very quickly.
damsels and clowns tend to get territorial very quickly.