Recent content by nohika

Are you planning on upgrading at some point? The tangs really need a six footer 125.

Unfortunately lighting for reefs is generally considered one of the most expensive parts. 75$ to light a tank is considered quite cheap imho.

Tank stats? Size, inhabitants, parameters, lighting?

I believe the tomini (bristletooth?) And the kole yellow can be kept in 75g tanks.

Not to mention having to buy a second set of lights for your QT...

Last time I checked the standard 125g is 6' long and That's generally what is recommended for a yellow tang on this site. Sharks should go in no smaller than a 200+g tank.

Carry is right, however it is not recommended to have more than one pair of clownfish in a tank. Even in Carey's 125g it didn't work out.

How big is the tank he was in? How much LR? Parameters?

That doesn't make it adequate. And that would've encompassed one tang on your list. I believe the rest get a lot bigger. I believe the kole tang and tomini tang can be kept in a 75g though.

What test kit are you using, out of curiosity? Those are pretty odd numbers (not in general, but just the decimals).

What size tank? Params? Other stock?

How does that work? TB is airborne, not fish borne.

...you do realize they're fish, right? Punishing the other clown for being a fish - an aggressive fish, as clowns are damsels - is not the choice that many others here would make.

...do you have enough pods for three mandarins?

Wasn't assuming, just saying that to me (and others) what you said made it sound like you still had the fish.