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05/08/2004, 09:10 AM
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Green chromis
I already have 3 green chromis in a reef setup i would like to add a couple more,
my chromis have been in the tank for nearly 2 years with a Regal tang,foxface and 2 clowns will adding more cause probs or will they all group up and become a shoal? I dont want any trouble in the tank. thanks keith |
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05/08/2004, 04:01 PM
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You will not have any trouble with green chromis they will get on fine with the three you have.
On the subject of them becoming a shoal, some times they do some times they don't, they may even for two groups. Regards Mike 
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#3
05/08/2004, 07:34 PM
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No problem.
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05/09/2004, 12:25 AM
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they should be fine try to get some that are simialiar in size to the ones you have
Jeff
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05/09/2004, 04:07 AM
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I think the size might be a problem mine are about 1.5inches long the biggest ive seen are about half an inch.
Ill give it a go. wish me luck keith |
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#6
05/09/2004, 11:25 PM
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Keith,
My metric conversion is poor at best, please correct me if I am wrong but I believe your tank is equivelant to about 60-65 gallons? Chromis are somewhat compatible in larger systems. Docile toward other species, they keep a level from dominant to subordinate as any other species. They will school if they feel a threat, however this is quite stressful in an enclosed system. In a tank as yours a pair is max for any long term success. Adding more will cause a fight and possibly death to any newcomer. Take care, Ed
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