Like Tom said, it's a lot of fish = lots of bioload.... great for softies. My acros, on the other hand, are not my number one fan
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Like Tom said, it's a lot of fish = lots of bioload.... great for softies. My acros, on the other hand, are not my number one fan
tom obrecht
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jonathansruelas
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great pics tom.. i was thinking of making my first selection of fish anthia carberryi after cycling of tank
tom obrecht
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I had Carberryis. Cool fish although not the most aggressive of anthias. Think if you added them first or only anthias you would be fine.
jonathansruelas
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yea i read that they werent very aggressive but that they would be able to hold their own . i might make them the second batch i introduce and make the blue chromis first :fish2:
tom obrecht
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I would probably agree with this. Guess I was comparing Carberryis with all anthias I had including Hutchis, Bimaculatus and Squas. Don't get me wrong the carberryis came out and ate...just not as aggressively as the above mentioned.
This is what I assumed, but I just wanted to clarify, in case people reading this didn't really notice what other types of anthias you had in there
tom obrecht
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This is what I assumed, but I just wanted to clarify, in case people reading this didn't really notice what other types of anthias you had in there
I appreciate it...from one anthias lover to the next!:beer:
Tom, I have 2 Lyretails and an considering beefing up my Anthias population by a couple more Lyretails and 4 Bimacs. It's ofen said that this Anthias doesn't get along with other species so I'm a tad wary. I'd also be QT'ing the 2 Lyretails and 4 Bimacs together in a 50g for 3-4 weeks.
xxtriggermanxx
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giving this thread a bump , would love to see some more anthias dominated tanks. here's a pick of my male lyertail all grown up !
