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Old 06/18/2006, 06:35 PM
eldude eldude is offline
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Question sailfin growth/size

I have a sailfin tang that seems to be a little rowdy. I've had it for about six months now and I would really like to keep this fish, it took me a while to aquire him considering where I live. My question is for anyone that has any knowlegde on how fast this fish grows realatively within a year-long phase. I have him in a 55 gal tank and I know he needs to be in a much larger tank. It's already the size of a dvd case. ANY suggestions or answers or info on this particular fish would be greatly appreciated!
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Old 06/18/2006, 06:45 PM
Gary Majchrzak Gary Majchrzak is offline
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look here:

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some common aquarium nuisances: Bryopsis,Derbesia(hair algae),Cyanobacteria(red slime), Diatoms(golden brown algae), Dinoflagellates(gooey air bubbles),Valonia (bubble algae)
 


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