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View BadgesI had to look up the dimensions of a 40 b, you trixy colonists and your little gallons, not a yellow tang even at what I call baby sized which is an inch or less, as for a dwarf angel really just which ever stays the smallest as they are very active grazers.
Agreed. Pygmy or cherub but with caution in reefs. I housed a coral beauty in my 40 breeder for a few years before upgrading to my 210 gallon display. It used every inch of the tank. As my hammer colonies started to grow I could see its overall useful space decline. As you suggest I too agree with your recommendation on the smaller ones if at all possible or just forego all together. I think a flameback is on the smaller side although again hit or miss.
40 breeder is a great tank but a lot of it depends on the amount of rock, corals, and coral growth. Space gets used up fast as it matures.






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