Positive. It was ground zero for two bad uronema infestations. It got so bad that looked like Jason X found their sides
Positive. Hard to ID on a red angelfish until it is too late!
You REALLY CAN just add one at a time as long as you add a female.
When I’ve tried it in the past it didn’t work well at all. That said, it was adding one to an incumbent. I tried this probably 6 or 7 times over the years. I’ve kept potters and coral beauty in groups, and had luck mixing groups of 3 or more centropyge.
If your tanks were anything like the one in your video, I can see why two males will have problem. All my tank are set up for small fish with lots of crevices and cave in the rock structure. Also, when I add fish into my DT, they almost always healthy and eating captive food well, and gaining weight. I don't treat my fish or QT them for treatment. That is one of the reason I don't do prophylactic treatment fish. I do isolate them either in my sump or in my QT system, use for QT of corals, anemones and clams, not fish until they eat well and gain weight.
90 gallons with approx 20 gallon sump.
Go to post #10 from Orion he has a video on mating> I know with mine you can see the spawn with the rest of the fish eating them up.
