Beth/Terry I have a question
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As long as your tank has no live rock or inverts, corals, etc., then you can safely perform hyposalinity in-tank.
With tangs its just lucky or unlucky. If you add 2 or more pretty much within the same timeframe, then they could get along fine. However, as a tang ages, what used to be a amiable tank fish could turn in to a holy territory. Bigger the tank, the better. These fish should not be in anything less than a sparsely populated 75gal or a larger tank. IMO, this fish should be in a tank that can support at least live rock live rock.
With tangs its just lucky or unlucky. If you add 2 or more pretty much within the same timeframe, then they could get along fine. However, as a tang ages, what used to be a amiable tank fish could turn in to a holy territory. Bigger the tank, the better. These fish should not be in anything less than a sparsely populated 75gal or a larger tank. IMO, this fish should be in a tank that can support at least live rock live rock.
dvk
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Thank you very much!
I start to perform hypo as of yesterday and order some "garlic" to help my fish. I'll not buy anything now until I set up quarantine tank. By the way Terry, I have 110g and it's over one year long with only 6 fishes. I'm very patient. Also, this is my second year around "salty" and first time dealing with any kind of disease.
Do you know any vitamins or special recipes I can use to make sure it's not happen again?
Thanks
I start to perform hypo as of yesterday and order some "garlic" to help my fish. I'll not buy anything now until I set up quarantine tank. By the way Terry, I have 110g and it's over one year long with only 6 fishes. I'm very patient. Also, this is my second year around "salty" and first time dealing with any kind of disease.
Do you know any vitamins or special recipes I can use to make sure it's not happen again?
Thanks