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09/20/2007, 02:42 PM
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clown tangs
just curious since they are really attractive, and relatively cheap. has anyone had any experience with them, are they really aggressive? need a lot of swimming room like the majority of tangs?
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09/20/2007, 02:49 PM
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they have very poor survival rates and are REALLY aggressive.
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09/20/2007, 03:41 PM
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Yeah, they are at the same level of aggressiveness as the Sohal, if not more. I, personally, wouldn't put them in anything less than a 300g. But then again, thats just me.
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09/21/2007, 09:57 AM
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They really don't need space as much as they need STRONG current, which is usually not the case with FOWLR's. I believe they come from a really turbulent, rocky shoreline.
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09/21/2007, 11:33 AM
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I've never had experience with the poor survival rate. They seem quite easy to me. I do have strong flow though. They always took to NLS 1mm pellets easily and shredded nori moving to a clip full. Even to shredded shrimp! They are just mean and swarm fish. I would say they are more of a species only kind of fish. Other fish hate them.
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09/21/2007, 12:23 PM
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they are serious power swimmers.
I have seen a 12" clown tang in a 200g and it was almost down right cruel. He could go from one end of the tank to the other in 1.5sec. Very active and very agressive. I would agree that the sohal tang is not as agressive as the clown tang.
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