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Hi folks, I have visited Georgia Aquarium today. It’s always amazing experience, never disappointing ! Love this place!
One thing I’ve noticed today is that in the main reef section they don’t have any powder blue tangs. I did see lots of powder blue tangs in the ocean section with sharks and other fish but not in the reed section.
Reef section did have achilies tangs.
Two questions I have is why no powder blue in reef sections?
Seconds question I have is has anyone had success with putting 5 power blue tangs together?
I have one in my big display tank and thinking of adding 4-5 more in hopes ofhis aggression to go down. Every night, right after I turn off the lights in the basement, powder blue starts acting up. Swimming from side to side super fast, stressing other fish. I think it sees reflection and getting super aggressive.
Here are few pictures of GA aquarium reef

One thing I’ve noticed today is that in the main reef section they don’t have any powder blue tangs. I did see lots of powder blue tangs in the ocean section with sharks and other fish but not in the reed section.
Reef section did have achilies tangs.
Two questions I have is why no powder blue in reef sections?
Seconds question I have is has anyone had success with putting 5 power blue tangs together?
I have one in my big display tank and thinking of adding 4-5 more in hopes ofhis aggression to go down. Every night, right after I turn off the lights in the basement, powder blue starts acting up. Swimming from side to side super fast, stressing other fish. I think it sees reflection and getting super aggressive.
Here are few pictures of GA aquarium reef


