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Join Date: Jun 2010
Age: 30
Posts: 390 City: douglasville State: GA Occupation: tub and counter top resurfacing
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anyone here have a predator tank
i have a 125 that i want to be a predator fowlr
my question is what are the cool colored compatible fish for a tank this size right now i have a niger trigger and snowflake eel also what to get for clean up crew |
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Posts: 1,401 City: Lawrenceville State: GA
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I used to have one:
fowlr predator with the following Yellow tang snowflake eel barred moray eel humu trigger As far as the clean up crew there really arent a ton of options because all your typical stuff will become food really quick! I did a ton of water changes and was way over skimming and it seemed to keep fairly clean. Tyler |
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Age: 25
Posts: 907 City: Kennesaw State: GA Other Interests: Poker and boating
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I had one 3 years ago, NO CUC triggers would always eat them. Live stock 1 huma huma trigger, 1 clown trigger, 1 dragon wrasse, 1 Powder blue, 1 snowflake eel, and 3 yellow tangs
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Posts: 193 City: braselton State: GA Occupation: Restaurant Manager
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I have seen anglers and sting fish for sale at a lfs. I always wondered what kind of tankmates they could have
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ARC President - 2013
Join Date: Dec 2009
Age: 34
Posts: 3,487 City: Kennesaw State: GA Occupation: Ice Cream Warlord Other Interests: Movies, PS3, Travel
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I recommend a puffer, might be a tight squeeze but they are awesome fish. I wish I could put one in my reef tank without devastation.
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#6 |
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Age: 30
Posts: 390 City: douglasville State: GA Occupation: tub and counter top resurfacing
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yea i want a starry puffer but they get to be 2'6"
def gonna get a Porcupine Puffer |
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#7 |
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Age: 30
Posts: 390 City: douglasville State: GA Occupation: tub and counter top resurfacing
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anyone else
what was your fish list |
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 160 City: Duluth State: GA Other Interests: Ponds, Camping, Canoeing, etc.
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Regarding the Clean Up Crew, has anyone tried Long Spined Sea Urchins? They can be helpful for algae, and would seem difficult for most predators to kill/eat.
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#9 |
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Age: 37
Posts: 240 City: Hoover State: AL
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I have a 210g predator my stock list is:
Porc Puffer Goldflake Angel Sharptail Eel Lunare Wrasse Blackback butterfly Saddleback Butterfly Blonde Naso Tang I had a marbeled coral cat shark, but I gave it to someone with a bigger tank. Working on getting a radiata lion and prolly another butterfly and regal angel. As for CuC your best option would be the long spine black urchin imo. |
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Posts: 566 City: Snellville State: GA Occupation: Baby Sitting Criminals
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Pics or you dont really have/had a predator tank!!!!!
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Posts: 347 City: Dallas State: GA Occupation: Your heating and air man/pm for quote Other Interests: son's sports
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I have a stars and strips puffer, mappa puffer, Lawn mower blenny, and a couple damsels I can't catch to get them out of there. I have a long tentacle urchin and 2 halloween crabs. They leave these guys only but eat anything else you put in the tank.
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#12 |
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 128 City: Duluth State: GA
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urchins wont really work if you have triggers my clown trigger would just flip them over and dinners served
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Age: 30
Posts: 390 City: douglasville State: GA Occupation: tub and counter top resurfacing
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Age: 30
Posts: 390 City: douglasville State: GA Occupation: tub and counter top resurfacing
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 127 City: Oakwood State: GA Occupation: CDL Driver Other Interests: God & Family
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