lets see your tang tank
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Thanks guys!
This isn't my first Tang tank. I had a 20H with a male brichardi and female daffodil (that produced hundreds of little hybrid babies I used as feeders). That was almost 6 years ago. The tank also had a little 2" Syno. nigrita in it. He's now over 6" and in my 150.
Here's a crappy picture of the daffodil and a few fry
It's only a 20 long.
This isn't my first Tang tank. I had a 20H with a male brichardi and female daffodil (that produced hundreds of little hybrid babies I used as feeders). That was almost 6 years ago. The tank also had a little 2" Syno. nigrita in it. He's now over 6" and in my 150.
Here's a crappy picture of the daffodil and a few fry
On a good note the experts are now saying Daff's and Brichardi's are the same just different Variants.. Its got something to do with location in the lake.. I guess an example would be Calvus you have a Black Calvus and a white Calvus same species two different variants from different locations.. It would be considered Line Crossings instead of Hybrids.. Either way nice tank.. Its all debatable..
I should be getting the first fish (A Syno. petricola-maybe a couple/few because they're pretty young ones, still small) tomorrow, and I have a new Fluval 205 and some Julies coming for it within the next week!Here's my new Tang tank. No fish yet, but I'll have them soon.
Which is good because julidochromis pairs are notorious for spittin out fry then sparring with their offspring when they mature...saves the hassle of removing them manually (unless you plan on selling)
IMO, water volume isn't that important. More important is the tank's footprint or area (length x width) and practically that doesn't change with the presence of rocks.
