Uh, Blue/Green Chromis are awesome lol
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Razorback reef
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They are nice.
lespaul339
Reefer
I have a little group of 3 in my 150. Awesome to see them hanging together. Might pick up a couple more and make it a group of 5.
If you have a group that is currently not in the process of killing each other off I would be hesitate to disturb the balance.
lespaul339
Reefer
Yeah, I'd hate for them to start picking each other off! Maybe I will just let this group of 3 be..
divetoday
Member
Yeah, I love mine. They taught me how to QT and play relatively well with each other. One thing: I didn't know about the similarities between BG Chromis and Black Axil Chromis until I started to notice slight differences between some of my fish. Turns out I've got 3 of the former and 2 of the latter. Enjoy!
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Patrick Cox
Active member
I never kept them before but decided to try 5 in my Reefer 425XL. Holy cow are they cool... I didn't expect them to look irridescent... What cool fish. Some good things come in small packs and with a good price
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How are your chromis doing? Do you still have all 5?
carrots
New member
I started with 8 about four years ago for a 125 gallon tank. They were 1" long. At this time I'm down to four of them. Great active fish. I have tried a few times to add more of them but they never make it through QT. process. The last batch I got from LA. One was DOA two others had open soars on their sides and died within days. Out of the six only one survived. Six months later it shares a QT with a blue reef chromis which I had the same experience with a batch. They both look great but I'm afraid to move them to my DT because they may be carriers.
:lol: Yes, it would be interesting to know, a year on, how they fared and whether the OP remains as effusive.
