o2manyfish
o2manyfish
ca1ore,
I wouldn't consider it an aggressive tank. When you have a bigger fish population its like a controlled chaos. All those tangs, and they all have good finnage and no scars. The small purple is the bully of the tank, but he merely chases various yellow tangs but doesn't cause an issue with any of the gobies. The next aggressive fish is a classic blue damsel, who again does some chasing but only around his rock.
Throughout the bottom of the tank is a collection of blennies and gobies and nobody get's picked on.
One of the nice things about Venustus, Goldflakes, Mutlibars in my opinion is these fish lead really independent lives. They don't bother anybody and nobody seems to bother them.
Dave B
I wouldn't consider it an aggressive tank. When you have a bigger fish population its like a controlled chaos. All those tangs, and they all have good finnage and no scars. The small purple is the bully of the tank, but he merely chases various yellow tangs but doesn't cause an issue with any of the gobies. The next aggressive fish is a classic blue damsel, who again does some chasing but only around his rock.
Throughout the bottom of the tank is a collection of blennies and gobies and nobody get's picked on.
One of the nice things about Venustus, Goldflakes, Mutlibars in my opinion is these fish lead really independent lives. They don't bother anybody and nobody seems to bother them.
Dave B