Kelso
Aquarium Advice Freak
I recently upgraded to a 125 gal tank. Transferred from a 70 gal. So far everything seems to be doing great, might do one more round of dr Tim's one and only for assurance.
My question is, a long time ago I saw a video of a beautiful tank with a group of tangs that schooled together. I want to achieve the same thing. So should I add all the tangs at once or can I add them one at a time. Also I remember the owner of my lfs telling me, when I owned a purple tang and was looking to buy a yellow, that the purple tang might attack and to watch them for a few days after adding him. So which tangs work the best together?
My question is, a long time ago I saw a video of a beautiful tank with a group of tangs that schooled together. I want to achieve the same thing. So should I add all the tangs at once or can I add them one at a time. Also I remember the owner of my lfs telling me, when I owned a purple tang and was looking to buy a yellow, that the purple tang might attack and to watch them for a few days after adding him. So which tangs work the best together?
). And yes, it's best to add them all at once so that they can claim their territories. If you're wanting a school of the same species, I'd say you need more than a 300 gallon tank for that. Otherwise, get 1 or 2 with different body shapes, so they don't fight.
