Dmorty217
Saltwater Addict
Mine were picked up very young as well, around 1" or so.
Mine too, I really had 30 total if you count the 5 that were replaced because they died in QT the 2nd day.
Mine were picked up very young as well, around 1" or so.
when to 4 LFS today to get 10 chromis, but they all looked terrible. scars and marks on nearly ever fish. maybe Uronema is the problem?
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Not 100% pos but keeping them in odd numbers I've heard keeps them from killing off each other..
For me I did an even number and ended with 1
Just going by personal experience.. I think they need an established leader fish once placed into a permanent aquarium. That being odd numbers.. If one dies they still have their leader.do not think that would really have any affect on the outcome.
if you originally had 10 and one died then that would result in an odd number remaining and all should be good at that point.
I have 9. Started out with 11. Lost 2 in the first week. Added them on 07/26/2013. I have a 225 gallon. No aggression that I can see between them. They still school together as well.
Here is my recent FTS in which you can see them schooling in the middle of the tank..
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UPDATE: down to 4, however, they have grown larger and seem to be doing very well. i'm thinking of adding 8 more as maybe some heirarchy has developed?
Not 100% pos but keeping them in odd numbers I've heard keeps them from killing off each other