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lion_crazz
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what were you looking to find out?
dogstar
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They are worth a shot. If you have a system with lots of liverock so they can hide and graze.
They grow to 6 inches and need a tank around 100 gl. when adults with mostly peacefull tank mates.
They eat mostly vegetable matter / microalgae and meaty foods too.
Good chance of them nipping at many meaty corals so not realy considered reef safe.
May take awhile for it to get comfortable and may hide alot.
Oh, best to research first you know.
Chaetodontoplus mesoleucus, aka Vermiculated Anglefish
They grow to 6 inches and need a tank around 100 gl. when adults with mostly peacefull tank mates.
They eat mostly vegetable matter / microalgae and meaty foods too.
Good chance of them nipping at many meaty corals so not realy considered reef safe.
May take awhile for it to get comfortable and may hide alot.
Oh, best to research first you know.
Chaetodontoplus mesoleucus, aka Vermiculated Anglefish
