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Old 10/20/2001, 11:21 AM
Brad Gardner Brad Gardner is offline
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# of Fish

I have a 16 gallon nano with about 25 pounds of rock and a 2.5 inch sand bed. I have one damsel (about inch), one clown (about an inch), three small hermits, four shrimp one feather duster. Can I add another fish about an inch?

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Old 10/20/2001, 11:25 PM
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What kind of fish? (very very important)
A 1" clown goby is a much different story than say a 1" yellow tang.

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Old 10/21/2001, 08:52 AM
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Here we go again. Instead of someone answering a simple question, I get an obvious question to my simple question. What is the title of the forum? NANO. Why would I put a Tang in a NANO? Since this is the NANO forum, the fish I am adressing, would be SMALL, reef safe fish.

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Brad
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Old 10/21/2001, 12:27 PM
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take a deep breath

Brad, the only thing assumptions make are problems, so Dan just wanted to make sure you had some knowledge of what you're getting into. believe it or not, not everyone knows everybody else personally here, nor what their experience of knowledge is. how often have you heard someone say something like "I have a panther grouper, an ocellaris clown, an anenome, a niger trigger, a couple of damsels, and a moray eel. the 20 gallon seems kind of crowded and they're not doing well..." ?
that said, I'm a big fan of taking a regional approach to a tank. do your clown and damsel come from the same area or different ones? what type of fish temperment wise? docile? someone who'll put the damsel in it's place? the more info you can give, the better an answer you can get.
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Old 10/21/2001, 08:18 PM
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Originally posted by Brad Gardner
Here we go again. Instead of someone answering a simple question, I get an obvious question to my simple question. What is the title of the forum? NANO. Why would I put a Tang in a NANO? Since this is the NANO forum, the fish I am adressing, would be SMALL, reef safe fish.

Thanks,

Brad
Guess you dont get any help from dan...
 


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