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01/18/2008, 10:27 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: North Olmsed, Ohio
Posts: 18
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Problem!1
I have a blue dogy, It was fine yesterday but about 12:30 I saw him stuck on the vent of my wave maker. I quickly unpluged the wave maker and he swam away. I don't know how long he was stuck there but he turned what on he's bottom half. I'm going to check on him when I get home from work to see if it just major stress. What do you guys think?
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01/18/2008, 10:33 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: valdosta, ga
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Not a good sign.
Mainly b/c you have a Tang that should be in nothing smaller than a 55gal at the minimum. And you have her in a 30gal tank. This fish needs some swimming room!! 4 feet at an absolute minimum, 6 feet is recommended. Basically this fish will stress and inevitably die b/c of these housing circumstances. It would be similar to confining a person to the space of a closet to live their life. PLEASE, before you add anymore livestock to your tank do a little research on it first. Your tank and especially your tankmates will suffer if you continue on this road.
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400gals of various tanks in the same system. Current Tank Info: 2 175w MH, 2 VH0 Actinics, Lots of Live Rock, tons of copepods, a Fat Mandarin Goby, Niger Trigger, Yellow Tang, Falco Hawkfish, Bi-Color Pseudo, numerous soft, SPS and LPS Corals |
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