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Tang Fight Video!!!
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reef diver
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IT would look cool, if one fish was james bond or something, fighting and tank health DO NOT MIX! Hey, those fish are fighting i think they are happy! 
Say somethin to ya.
Say somethin to ya.
techrider6
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It did not look like they hurt each other and you can't really stop them.
No matter what you do they will go right back to it.
techrider62
No matter what you do they will go right back to it.
techrider62
reefkprz
Active Member
Originally Posted by techrider6
It did not look like they hurt each other and you can't really stop them.
No matter what you do they will go right back to it.
techrider62
the usual method woud be seperation of the agressor and victim... I'd love to see them try to "go right back to it" as you put it, from two seperate aquariums.
even small cuts can lead to nasty infections. just because damage wasnt evident on the video doesnt mean that there is none. remember those scalples are like razors, and designed to do damage.
of course the question does remain, was that just the usual introduction hazing or is it developed aggression? if its new fish hazing they may get over it in short order, if its developed aggression there is a good chance it will continue untill the weaker of the two dies.
It did not look like they hurt each other and you can't really stop them.
No matter what you do they will go right back to it.
techrider62
the usual method woud be seperation of the agressor and victim... I'd love to see them try to "go right back to it" as you put it, from two seperate aquariums.
even small cuts can lead to nasty infections. just because damage wasnt evident on the video doesnt mean that there is none. remember those scalples are like razors, and designed to do damage.
of course the question does remain, was that just the usual introduction hazing or is it developed aggression? if its new fish hazing they may get over it in short order, if its developed aggression there is a good chance it will continue untill the weaker of the two dies.
techrider6
Member
Originally Posted by reefkprZ
the usual method woud be seperation of the agressor and victim... I'd love to see them try to "go right back to it" as you put it, from two seperate aquariums.
even small cuts can lead to nasty infections. just because damage wasnt evident on the video doesnt mean that there is none. remember those scalples are like razors, and designed to do damage.
of course the question does remain, was that just the usual introduction hazing or is it developed aggression? if its new fish hazing they may get over it in short order, if its developed aggression there is a good chance it will continue untill the weaker of the two dies.
Sorry i said anything
Techrider62
the usual method woud be seperation of the agressor and victim... I'd love to see them try to "go right back to it" as you put it, from two seperate aquariums.
even small cuts can lead to nasty infections. just because damage wasnt evident on the video doesnt mean that there is none. remember those scalples are like razors, and designed to do damage.
of course the question does remain, was that just the usual introduction hazing or is it developed aggression? if its new fish hazing they may get over it in short order, if its developed aggression there is a good chance it will continue untill the weaker of the two dies.
Sorry i said anything
Techrider62
reefreak29
Active Member
ty for sharing this is proof that tangs of the same species should not be kept together
30-xtra high
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umm... maybe ur thinkin angels, cause i've seen hundreds of tanks with a cuple yellows, scopas, hippos,ect... and they're fine
acrylic300
Member
Originally Posted by Squishy
That was cool. and I don't care if I get flamed. Thanks for the entertaining post.
Thank!!!
They are fighting over this new live rock I put in...all fights revolve around it....its about a 10 gal area in a 300 gal tank.
I've raised all the fish from babies...when they were young they did some serious damage. Now they are mostly putting on a show.
Sorry if I offended anyone...this is not the normal behavior. The rock is making them greedy.
That was cool. and I don't care if I get flamed. Thanks for the entertaining post.
Thank!!!
They are fighting over this new live rock I put in...all fights revolve around it....its about a 10 gal area in a 300 gal tank.
I've raised all the fish from babies...when they were young they did some serious damage. Now they are mostly putting on a show.
Sorry if I offended anyone...this is not the normal behavior. The rock is making them greedy.
fishy head
Member
nice tank, but bad video
techrider6
Member
Some people over react.
Techrider62
Techrider62
reefreak29
Active Member
Originally Posted by 30-xtra high
umm... maybe ur thinkin angels, cause i've seen hundreds of tanks with a cuple yellows, scopas, hippos,ect... and they're fine
no im thinking tangs ty
umm... maybe ur thinkin angels, cause i've seen hundreds of tanks with a cuple yellows, scopas, hippos,ect... and they're fine
no im thinking tangs ty
30-xtra high
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are you saying you've never seen tanks with a cuple yellows doing just fine? :notsure: :notsure: :notsure: :notsure: :notsure: :notsure: :notsure: