mariobros555
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i bought a copper ban butterfly last night and put it in my tank and my tang killed it. should i get rid of the yellow tang.
yellow tang
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nereef
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tank size? there are also some tricks to adding fish. you can put the new fish in a critter cage inside the tank for a couple days so the tang can get used to it. rearranging rockwork sometimes works also.
mariobros555
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the tank is 55 gallon and all of the fish are at least six months old in the tank.
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nereef
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with an established yellow tang in a 55, you will probably have trouble adding any larger, slower fish.
mariobros555
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Originally Posted by NEreef
http:///forum/post/2472986
with an established yellow tang in a 55, you will probably have trouble adding any larger, slower fish.
so what do you reccomend to put in.
http:///forum/post/2472986
with an established yellow tang in a 55, you will probably have trouble adding any larger, slower fish.
so what do you reccomend to put in.
chrgerondavins
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something bigger (lot likely since you've only got a 55 gal) or a more aggressive/large fish that can hold his own, but not to the point of damaging the existing fish.
Re-arranging the rockwork does work, as does the breeder cup in the tank to keep the new fish in.
Re-arranging the rockwork does work, as does the breeder cup in the tank to keep the new fish in.
mariobros555
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Originally Posted by ChrgerOnDavins
http:///forum/post/2472998
something bigger (lot likely since you've only got a 55 gal) or a more aggressive/large fish that can hold his own, but not to the point of damaging the existing fish.
Re-arranging the rockwork does work, as does the breeder cup in the tank to keep the new fish in.
right now i have 2 mono's a yellow tang 3 various damsels one small clown a blennie should i stop there the aquarium where i buy all my stuff said it was ok to add a few more but i dont want to hurt anything else what do you reccomend.
http:///forum/post/2472998
something bigger (lot likely since you've only got a 55 gal) or a more aggressive/large fish that can hold his own, but not to the point of damaging the existing fish.
Re-arranging the rockwork does work, as does the breeder cup in the tank to keep the new fish in.
right now i have 2 mono's a yellow tang 3 various damsels one small clown a blennie should i stop there the aquarium where i buy all my stuff said it was ok to add a few more but i dont want to hurt anything else what do you reccomend.