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eaglefan
Guest
I have both in my tank and my question was will one sting the other till one dies or will they live together in peace?
dogstar
Active Member
I have both also but 3 ft. apart. They should be kept as far from each other as possible. If they are to close for comfort then the BT will probly move toward the LT to kill it or start releasing toxic chemicals that can hurt it and other life in the tank as well. The LTs prefer to be high in the rock work and LTs like to have their foot in the sand but up under a rock.
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eaglefan
Guest
thanks for the info
babs
Member
How big is your tank?
It looks real nice.. I had a lt for my maroon clown, and he loved it. and then i got curly q's.I had one small cabbage looking one and the curly got next to the cabbage (i think it's called flower) and about 3 days later the cabbage moved around till he died. the lt died on his own, he got split by the fish and died.
So i wouldn't try the curly q's.
It looks real nice.. I had a lt for my maroon clown, and he loved it. and then i got curly q's.I had one small cabbage looking one and the curly got next to the cabbage (i think it's called flower) and about 3 days later the cabbage moved around till he died. the lt died on his own, he got split by the fish and died.
So i wouldn't try the curly q's.
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jacob_poly
Guest
How long have you had all three together? I am thinking multiple species for the future after I expand the total volume to about 400+ gallons....
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eaglefan
Guest
Just like you all said the bta is heading for higher ground and the lta is staying put here is a full tank shot u can see the bta top left side and the lta is in the bottm right corner. Thanks and hopefully they'll stay apart
