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Old 02-12-2005, 06:03 PM   #1
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Could I? Would YOU?

I'd love to have a white cheek tang in my tank. Would it be ok to put in given my existing crew? Check my sig for tank and mate specs!

Pros? Cons?

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Old 02-12-2005, 06:16 PM   #2
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The only thing I see that may cause a problem is with the yellow tang. If you get a WC tang and they have problems then you will have to get rid of one. IMO you will be fine with that size tank. The WC tang is not aggressive. I have one and love it! It will take a few days, then it will be eating out of your hand literally.

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I dont see a problem with it, maybe move some of the rock around to make the yellow tang find a new home, It's what I did when adding a yellow tang,sailfin tang and blue tang all to the same tank, they got along great untill mr velvet killed my sailfin.
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I just wanted to agree with what rev and thumper say.
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Old 02-13-2005, 11:09 PM   #5
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Thanks! I think once I find a good looking, healthy one I'll get it! My QT tank is dying for a new inhabitant!
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It probably would have been easier to add the WC then the Yellow Tang. However, it is always a gamble. They will either respect each other, or not. I have an Anemone, and Hermit crab in a tank with a Saddle Wrasse and a Niger Trigger. And to top it off, I added a Hippo Tang about 3 months ago and they all get along. You can test the waters and see what happens. Good luck.

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