spanko
Active Member
There was a small discussion about this in another thread. I would like to open up this one to see what people think about trying different things. Maybe even get some opinion on what is experimentation and what constitutes outright abuse of generally accepted principals.
So I will start the discussion with a couple of things.
The addition of an angelfish to a reef is an experiment to me. Generally accepted knowledge says that you are putting your coral in jeopardy of being nipped at or eaten. However you will always come across people that have succeeded in having an angel be well a perfect angel with their coral, and for them the experiment worked.
The one that started the thoughts was someone that wanted to add two dwarf angels to a 55 gallon tank. Generally people will say no but I have seen some that have done so successfully.
Imagine the first people to succeed at a nano tank, when generally a 55 gallon was though to be the smallest tank you could do saltwater in.
So what are your thoughts on experimentation please discuss.
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Henry
So I will start the discussion with a couple of things.
The addition of an angelfish to a reef is an experiment to me. Generally accepted knowledge says that you are putting your coral in jeopardy of being nipped at or eaten. However you will always come across people that have succeeded in having an angel be well a perfect angel with their coral, and for them the experiment worked.
The one that started the thoughts was someone that wanted to add two dwarf angels to a 55 gallon tank. Generally people will say no but I have seen some that have done so successfully.
Imagine the first people to succeed at a nano tank, when generally a 55 gallon was though to be the smallest tank you could do saltwater in.
So what are your thoughts on experimentation please discuss.
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Henry