I just went thru this with a Blond Naso few months ago. My YT, Wrasse and Dwarf Angels beat the crap out of it. It was probably 3 inches but couldn't keep away from them all and eventually died.Hmmm... So tempting. The last Hippo I put in my Tomini and Scopas attacked, and he was killed overnight. But, it was only 2 inches. Would this guy be big enough to deal with them?
Go for it Erna.Erna,
He was in with my yellow tang and he held his own even though my YT murdered plenty of his tank mates. He's pretty big.
Eric
Ok, tell me about this mirror trick. 5 foot tank.I just went thru this with a Blond Naso few months ago. My YT, Wrasse and Dwarf Angels beat the crap out of it. It was probably 3 inches but couldn't keep away from them all and eventually died.
I saw a very nice looking Chocolate tang, been wanting one for a while, price was great and picked it up. Its probably 3.5 inched; well they did it again chasing him all over. I broke out the vanity mirror and taped to he front glass for a week and a half.
Took it down yesterday and all are friends now. I should have done this with the Naso. You may need to mirrors as your tank is longer than 4 foot, right.
She did - pending.
I tape two small vanity mirrors on each side of the tank on front glass.Ok, tell me about this mirror trick. 5 foot tank.
Ok, tell me about this mirror trick. 5 foot tank.
Glad to hear that Erna. It was the fish I had longest - I'm happy he went to a good home.Hippo seems to be doing well. The mirrors are up and no one has even taken a look at them yet. We have our 4 year old and 2 year old grandchildren spending a few days with us. Here's hoping they don't take the mirrors down. They were extremely excited to see Dory.
Glad to hear it seems to be working for you.I am shocked and amazed at the mirror trick. Wish I knew it years ago. The tangs, clowns and even the swallowtail angel are all getting in the act. They show off and puff up for the reflection but are leaving each other totally alone.
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