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[ScottJ]

Hope this is right place to post this;

Do you think a 10 gallon QT tank too small for a Fang Blenny and a pair of juvenile Clowns at the same time? All fish are tank raised.
Thanks,
Scott

 

[Jay Hemdal Verified Community Expert]

ScottJ Welcome to the Fish Disease Treatment and Diagnosis Forum!

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[Sharkbait19]

I think it depends on the clowns themselves, but with enough hiding spots and for the short duration of qt it should work out.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Hope this is right place to post this;

Do you think a 10 gallon QT tank too small for a Fang Blenny and a pair of juvenile Clowns at the same time? All fish are tank raised.
Thanks,
Scott

Should be fine
Be sure to monitor water quality and add oxygen via air stone
One risk I see is potential jumper (blenny)

 

[ScottJ]

Should be fine
Be sure to monitor water quality and add oxygen via air stone
One risk I see is potential jumper (blenny)

Thanksfor the info. I'm just finishing up a screen top and closing up all the gaps as we speak

 

[JayM]

Hope this is right place to post this;

Do you think a 10 gallon QT tank too small for a Fang Blenny and a pair of juvenile Clowns at the same time? All fish are tank raised.
Thanks,
Scott

That’s fine. Just keep a close eye on ammonia. I also like to keep enough pre-mixed and pre-medicated water on hand to do at least a 50% water change at any given time.