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Craig Manoukian · 12-07-2003, 04:35 PM

Not to duck any questions, but as I qualified in the original post, this thread would be limited to the three genuses that have the best chance of being mixed in the average reef tank. Those genuses are Acanthurus, Ctenochaetus, and Zebrasoma. Nasos, Vlamingii and others are great fish, but require much bigger tanks than the average sized reef tank we encounter here.

For example, mojoreef has an absolutely exquisite Vlamingii in his tank, but keep in mind that is a 700 gallon tank.

HTH

12-07-2003, 04:35 PM	#18 (permalink)
Craig Manoukian Regular Guy Moderator Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Marina Del Ray, CA Posts: 18,155 View Gallery Karma Komment Add yours!	Not to duck any questions, but as I qualified in the original post, this thread would be limited to the three genuses that have the best chance of being mixed in the average reef tank. Those genuses are Acanthurus, Ctenochaetus, and Zebrasoma. Nasos, Vlamingii and others are great fish, but require much bigger tanks than the average sized reef tank we encounter here. For example, mojoreef has an absolutely exquisite Vlamingii in his tank, but keep in mind that is a 700 gallon tank. HTH __________________ Currently tankless. 20 Gallon mini reef with mated pair of Maroon Clowns given to Rougiem! 80 gallon reef given to Rougiem/Wooster HS.