ocellaris or clarkii?
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I'm just hoping he doesn't eat cucumber. My kids love that silly thing. I can trade the mandarin and the royal gramma in at lfs if need be.
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Do you regret getting that guy?Here's a better one
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Not really....the only thing is now aside from a tang, I do not feel 100℅ comfortable putting anything else in this tank
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So you think the tangs will stay away from it? This guy is about 10 or 11 inches when fully opened. He is definitely big enough to eat any fish I have
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Not sure.....I would say to do it at your own risk
For me, I am looking to get a kole tang for my tank......so hopefully he'll stay out of the nems way
For me, I am looking to get a kole tang for my tank......so hopefully he'll stay out of the nems way
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Doing what? Reef keeping? A few years now
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I'm sure it would, and I'm not saying that owning one doesn't come with its own risks.....this guy ate my tomato clown, 3 chromis, and a star fish (and probably ate/stung so many other things that I don't know about
I mean I like em, my clowns like em and I don't mind caring for him....so for now imma keep em until he gets to that point where he's gotta go back into the ocean cuz he's out grown the tank
How long have you kept one (in the past) jet? And what happened? Seems like u hate these guys
I mean I like em, my clowns like em and I don't mind caring for him....so for now imma keep em until he gets to that point where he's gotta go back into the ocean cuz he's out grown the tank
How long have you kept one (in the past) jet? And what happened? Seems like u hate these guys
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One more vote to get rid of him here. They get huge, even compared to bubble tips, which can also get pretty dang good sized. I've seen a rose bubble tip take up half of a 75 gallon. [emoji106][emoji41]
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I've just been noting they eat a lot of fish and I did have one yrs ago and they are probably the most aggressive animal in the ocean I can't believe they still sell them. If you like nems you need to look at the rock flower pots awesome in my opinion.
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Fair enough.....and your absolutely right on that...I was very PO'd when things started to go "missing" in the tank
But big e, again try to give him away to an lfs if you r unsure about keeping him
But big e, again try to give him away to an lfs if you r unsure about keeping him
