snowflake or zebra
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skirk
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I would go for the snowflake over the zebra. Usually I say it depends on which one you think is more attractive (which I still say snowflake) but in this case it is a 75gal tank and a zebra gets pretty large. The snowflake is better proportioned for this scenerio. Zebra get around 4ft long and may look odd being in a tank with those fish once it's full grown. Plus a 4ft zebra doesn't look nice in a 75gal tank (ruins the overall picture you're going for). A snowflake gets about 30" max and will be a better overall look for your tank. As always, this is just my opinion. HTH and good luck.
trigahappynigerog
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they are basically the same eel with different designs. i see snowflakes in every store... get the zebra
fmarini
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Hi:
my vote is for the snowflake, only becuz of your tank size. I personally have zebras and consider then totally fish safe. Snowflakes i consider maybe fish safe, especially as adults. But snowflakes are smaller and slighter and will fit into your setup better.
As far as a green wolf eel or blenny. I say no way. Your choice of course, but these little green fish, are trained fish killers. I had one which reached over 12" long, thick like a bike innertube and would potshot my fish. He also ate a medium sized bicolor goatfish, and a few otheer choice fish.
I wasn't too pleased w/ the green wolf eel
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my vote is for the snowflake, only becuz of your tank size. I personally have zebras and consider then totally fish safe. Snowflakes i consider maybe fish safe, especially as adults. But snowflakes are smaller and slighter and will fit into your setup better.
As far as a green wolf eel or blenny. I say no way. Your choice of course, but these little green fish, are trained fish killers. I had one which reached over 12" long, thick like a bike innertube and would potshot my fish. He also ate a medium sized bicolor goatfish, and a few otheer choice fish.
I wasn't too pleased w/ the green wolf eel
frank
[hr]
to see my 180gal tank of lions
<a href="http://www.marshreef.org/members/fmarini/index.htm" target="_blank">http://www.marshreef.org/members/fmarini/index.htm</a>