RE-Stocking the 54G
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meowzer
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Quote:
Originally Posted by morgan175 http:///t/388762/re-stocking-the-54g/20#post_3432480
I thought blue chromies were mean after a while in the tank? The reason I ask I like the blue in the tank.
From what I understand they are best in groups, BUT can also be mean to each other ....Originally I added 3 to the 54G.....they killed 1....I then had 2.....Of course I lost them to ich
I bought these 3 at the same time....to hopefully have them become a "group" I never had the others mess with anything else in the tank before
so IDK about mean-ness to other tank inhabitants
Originally Posted by morgan175 http:///t/388762/re-stocking-the-54g/20#post_3432480
I thought blue chromies were mean after a while in the tank? The reason I ask I like the blue in the tank.
From what I understand they are best in groups, BUT can also be mean to each other ....Originally I added 3 to the 54G.....they killed 1....I then had 2.....Of course I lost them to ich
I bought these 3 at the same time....to hopefully have them become a "group" I never had the others mess with anything else in the tank before
so IDK about mean-ness to other tank inhabitants
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smartorl
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There is a difference between the blue reef chromis and a blue devil damsel, although both are damsels technically.
Meowser, I have a new favorite fish that maybe you should take a look at. Check out the marbled wrasses. They will hold their own, yet aren't aggressive. Super active, very flashy, with a huge personality. I have them in three of my tanks and they are all great fish. After only a few months, they all eat from my fingers and swim around my hands when I am working in the tank (this is a bonus as when they are around, my clowns stay away, lol).
Meowser, I have a new favorite fish that maybe you should take a look at. Check out the marbled wrasses. They will hold their own, yet aren't aggressive. Super active, very flashy, with a huge personality. I have them in three of my tanks and they are all great fish. After only a few months, they all eat from my fingers and swim around my hands when I am working in the tank (this is a bonus as when they are around, my clowns stay away, lol).
meowzer
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WELL...when I left for work this morning, one of my new Chromies was hanging out at the bottom of the qt NOT on it's side, not breathing heavy....just there
I had no time to check anything....so who knows what I will find when I get home.........I do have some water made up, so I think I will go ahead and do a small water change
NOT on it's side, not breathing heavy....just thereI had no time to check anything....so who knows what I will find when I get home.........I do have some water made up, so I think I will go ahead and do a small water change
meowzer
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Originally Posted by 1guyDude http:///t/388762/re-stocking-the-54g/20#post_3433892
very kool! R u gonna get another than?
I love chromis! Mine are the blue-greens though.
I have 2 green in the 225G.....and NO....I will just keep the 2 I have left (hopefully)
Originally Posted by 1guyDude http:///t/388762/re-stocking-the-54g/20#post_3433892
very kool! R u gonna get another than?
I love chromis! Mine are the blue-greens though.
I have 2 green in the 225G.....and NO....I will just keep the 2 I have left (hopefully)
meowzer
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OK...the blue chromies have been in the qt 2 weeks now.....they look perfect to me....ALTHO I did lose one last week, BUT I think it was due to the 3 man out syndrome....LOL...
SOOOO Should I be okay to add them to the 54G now??? I'm new at this qt business BAHAHAHA.....BUT if they are ready, I can then move on to my next fish selection
(altho I have no clue what it is yet)
SOOOO Should I be okay to add them to the 54G now??? I'm new at this qt business BAHAHAHA.....BUT if they are ready, I can then move on to my next fish selection
(altho I have no clue what it is yet)
