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08/22/2018, 02:09 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2018
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90 restock
Decided to re do my 90 reef.
Current inhabitants: -blue star leopard wrasse -ornate wrasse -flame prawn goby & Randal pair New today: -yellow -purple -scopas/yellow hybrid -blue tang -white fin Tomini? (Can someone confirm) -tailspot blenny -pintail wrasse I have a mixed reef mostly lps, softies, a few spa. I am running a diablo 160xs skimmer, gfo in a reactor, and a refuge with 50w led. I want more fish, any good recommendations. |
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08/22/2018, 02:29 AM
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I want to add a potter angelfish, or regal? I also have a oppurnity for a little 2.5" soho tang and A desJardini, idk. I work in a store and can rehome large fish.easy. That being said any in the same boat? I also have a 240 just incase I do go deep. Feedback and advice would be nice.
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08/22/2018, 08:05 AM
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Location: Central Nebraska
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Looks like a Tomini tang (Ctenochaetus tominiensis) and is not a white tail (Ctenochaetus flavicauda). White tails will cost about 5x as much.
My feedback would be to stock the tank with fishes that can live together indefinitely in that 90 gallon tank. You have way too many tangs, including one that gets way too big for a 90 gallon tank.
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08/22/2018, 02:23 PM
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Location: Montreal, Quebec
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That's too many tangs for a tank that size. Stick to the white tail and remove the rest.
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