<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12948756#post12948756 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by BrianD That was not a healthy looking Naso, even without the blemish. I would caution you against adding a Naso to a 135 gallon tank.
What's wrong with a 135. I had one in a 150 and he had plenty of room if that is what you were implying. He wa about the size of my hand but he was also the largest fish
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12948811#post12948811 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by mmotown What's wrong with a 135. I had one in a 150 and he had plenty of room if that is what you were implying. He wa about the size of my hand but he was also the largest fish
I disagree that a 150 gives a large tang like a Naso "plenty of room". They constantly pace in the tank, and I don't think a 4' or 6' tank is close to big enough.
A Naso "the size of your hand" won't stay that way for long.
Paul, a fellow reefer had a Naso in a 75 gallon tank He quickly figured out the 75 was not an appropriate home, so he asked me to take it. I had a 180 that I wasn't using, so I plumbed it into my system and put the Naso in there all by himself. He was probably 5 inches when I got him, and 6 months or so later when I gave him to Inland Aquatics he was easily 8 inches. He swam from one end of the 180 to the other with one flick of his tail (exagerrating a little, but not much). I knew then I couldn't keep that fish happy. I was even more convinced after snorkling in Hawaii and seeing Nasos as big as a dinner plate.
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