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triggernut
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Originally Posted by huck4200
I couldn't help myself. I had to have a yellow tang eventhough I only have a 75 gallon tank. He sure does love his new home.
Huck,
Beautiful fish. One word of advice. Only keep one in a 75 gallon cause they will fight and eventually one will die cause he will keep him in the corner so he can't eat. They are good in pairs of 3's but I think a 75 would be too small. Get him plenty of algae to eat. Good luck with him.
Triggs
I couldn't help myself. I had to have a yellow tang eventhough I only have a 75 gallon tank. He sure does love his new home.
Huck,
Beautiful fish. One word of advice. Only keep one in a 75 gallon cause they will fight and eventually one will die cause he will keep him in the corner so he can't eat. They are good in pairs of 3's but I think a 75 would be too small. Get him plenty of algae to eat. Good luck with him.
Triggs
huck4200
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Originally Posted by Triggernut
Huck,
Beautiful fish. One word of advice. Only keep one in a 75 gallon cause they will fight and eventually one will die cause he will keep him in the corner so he can't eat. They are good in pairs of 3's but I think a 75 would be too small. Get him plenty of algae to eat. Good luck with him.
Triggs
I feed him Nori once a day that I tie to a rock. He also eats the dryed flakes and the frozen shrimp I feed the other fish. Should I be feeding him more often or other forms of food such as algea from my sump?
Huck,
Beautiful fish. One word of advice. Only keep one in a 75 gallon cause they will fight and eventually one will die cause he will keep him in the corner so he can't eat. They are good in pairs of 3's but I think a 75 would be too small. Get him plenty of algae to eat. Good luck with him.
Triggs
I feed him Nori once a day that I tie to a rock. He also eats the dryed flakes and the frozen shrimp I feed the other fish. Should I be feeding him more often or other forms of food such as algea from my sump?