I have seen alot of tanks, and I have seen very very few that don't have some portion of their rock resting on the back pain of glass to some extent.
ZUSKA's 65 gallon thread
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I have seen alot of tanks, and I have seen very very few that don't have some portion of their rock resting on the back pain of glass to some extent.
yea i know i seen many chilling out on the glass... come on guys im getting there lol. i want 5 fish in there. thats about it.i already know my 4 still trying to figure out the 5th one. the 4 will be yellow tang which i have in the 45g 2 perculas male and female a dragonet and any one wants to give me a hand on the 5th one? pics would also be nice
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- Cliffside Park, NJ
Not to mention that they will also consume all your hermit crabs and snails:sgrin:......
You really dont have a clue do ya? Click on some of the users who are giving you advise and look at there pics. You will see that they know what they are talking about.
The way I look at it is these fish were swimming along on some perfect reef -- and now there gonna be put in some tank -- I'd want that tank to be 1000% ready so there is as little risk to the fish as possible.
If you dont take a hard look at your set up you are going to do exactly what Chiefmcfuz said and kill these fish.
Sometimes I think that some people should have to submit a sample of there water, and pics of there tank before there allowed to buy fish from anyone!!!!
The way I look at it is these fish were swimming along on some perfect reef -- and now there gonna be put in some tank -- I'd want that tank to be 1000% ready so there is as little risk to the fish as possible.
If you dont take a hard look at your set up you are going to do exactly what Chiefmcfuz said and kill these fish.
Sometimes I think that some people should have to submit a sample of there water, and pics of there tank before there allowed to buy fish from anyone!!!!
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- Upper East Side
Well, of the four wrasses there, I believe only one is reef-safe.
Why don't you get Scott Michael's guide to fish to help in your fish selection.
Why don't you get Scott Michael's guide to fish to help in your fish selection.
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- poughquag, ny
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id say one of those wrasse's are reef safe, as well as they are reach a pretty large size
id say one of those wrasse's are reef safe, as well as they are reach a pretty large size
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