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Old 06-11-2008, 02:27 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I would go with a nice Wrasse!!!!!

Now this might work. Seems like i remember some very nice looking Wrasse. i'll need one that will get some size to him, otherwise he will just be foods.
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+1 to the wrasse. great choice =)
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If your going to keep your tank a fowlr, then I would recommend Angels. But if your planning on turning it to a reef somewhere down the line, I would shy away from any Angel. Angels tend to nip at corals, at least in my exp. Some ppl have had them with luck, but I dont want that for my tank. Been there, done that. Luna


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I agree w/ coral reefer, luna, and zectra.

if fowlr then definitely an angel. juvenile queen runs around $40-50.

if planning corals down the road, then give me the angel and get yourself a wrasse, my fav. is the broomtail, very pricey though.


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If your going to keep your tank a fowlr, then I would recommend Angels. But if your planning on turning it to a reef somewhere down the line, I would shy away from any Angel. Angels tend to nip at corals, at least in my exp. Some ppl have had them with luck, but I dont want that for my tank. Been there, done that. Luna
This tank will stay a FOWLR tank, i have a seperate setup for corals.

Thanks for the info guys!
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