chromis and long nose

joe5_15

joe5_15

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about two weeks ago one of my three chromi died but the other two have been doin great but my lfs never carries them and i dont really want to order do u think i should go ahead or just wait until the lfs gets them or do you think they will keep being nicec cuz i heard to will fight and i have a anemone and a coral banded shrimp and someone just said they bothered corals and invertibrates but i keep goin to websites and they say there reef safe and mine hasnt looked like it will harm nething and my domino damsel is protectin the anemone and the coral banded can protect itself but i was worried that when i make my reef that it wont hurt my corals ne body who has a long nose butterfly and it botherin reefs please tell me
 
fshhub

fshhub

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man, who told you taht about chromi??
IMO, i think that they are very shy and peaceful, and the less you have, the more reclusive they seem to be, mine got much more active and came out a lot more as we added more, i am not sure, but i find it hard to believe that they would be aggressive or reef destructive , this is just my observation of ours
as for the long nose, i have never had one, but do hear that they can be a prob for inverts, i forget, what size tank do yu have?
HTH
 
joe5_15

joe5_15

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i have a 55g but almost all my live rock is on one side of my tank and now since i found out butterflys might eat invertibrates i moved my anemone to the other way on the other side of the tank and my butterfly just seems to stay on the other side of the tank in the open space and whenever my coral banded is out which is alot sometimes hell go right over to the other side and the long nose has bothered him or even looked like he might be up ta somethin
 
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obatang

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do u people think having a goldfish and red tail shark is a bad idea?
 
fshhub

fshhub

Active Member
thor, i believe red tails are fw species, not really even a shark, by any means, that is what i meant
 
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