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05/04/2006, 09:30 AM
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Location: california, bay area
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stocking mistake
well.......I think Im being greedy by trying to house these fish in a 60gall....a pink tail trigger an undulated and dogface puffer( all juveniles).I know that I should probably switch to dwarf angels and blennies ect, but I dont hink they will be as interesting????but I dont know, so am I being selfish or should I try the smaller fish for the long haul..........o.k let me have it
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05/04/2006, 09:35 AM
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undulated triggers are really aggressive and most people have "undulated trigger only" tank because they will kill everything. I would think a pinktail and the dogface would be ok, and in my openion you could even add some smaller fish like a dwarf anglel and a large clown like a maroon or tomato.
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05/04/2006, 09:44 AM
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Hmm...sounds like a lot of possibly large and possibly aggressive fish in too small a tank.
The smaller fish may be less interesting, but they'd be happier in that size tank for the long run. If you want those other fish, you should look at getting a larger tank.
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05/04/2006, 10:02 AM
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o.k hows this sound.....a dragon wrass, a maroon, a dwarf angel
a lawnmower blenny, a royal gramma and..........
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