rogergolf66
im an addict lol
I have had anthias and chromis r there other options? I have a 240g tank and I'm thinking about doing a large number of schooling fish. If we can't come up with anything cool I might try lik3 20 chromis
Schooling fish options?
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Not too many of the fish we keep truly school (think baitball), but some shoal!
I've seen pajama cardinals grouped up within the branches of a SPS...
Take a look at the dartfish - scissortail, zebra-bar, blue gudgeon. They'll form a loose aggregation in open water.
HTH
~Bruce
I've seen pajama cardinals grouped up within the branches of a SPS...
Take a look at the dartfish - scissortail, zebra-bar, blue gudgeon. They'll form a loose aggregation in open water.
HTH
~Bruce
rogergolf66
im an addict lol
I have 3 largish tangs and mating pair od clowns
Will look at some of them. Thx
eatbreakfast
New member
^I haven't had this experience with chromis, with urenoma or with their killing each other off, and this has included thousands of chromis over the years.
The urenoma is often a matter of how they are sourced, find a good LFS where you can observe them.
As far as killing each other off, I have found multiple feedings a day really cut down on their aggression toward one another. Even when some start spawning and aggression increases they still don't kill each other if healthy.
The urenoma is often a matter of how they are sourced, find a good LFS where you can observe them.
As far as killing each other off, I have found multiple feedings a day really cut down on their aggression toward one another. Even when some start spawning and aggression increases they still don't kill each other if healthy.
Dmorty217
Saltwater Addict
+1 sourcing healthy ones is key. There was a period of a year or so that every chromis that came in had Urenoma thru QM
