blue tang in 46g

[BigHaig]

Everywhere I read, it says blue tanks should be in 70G plus. Is this
correct, or can I put a blue tank in a 46g?

Thanks

[BigHaig]

I mean Blue Tang, not blue tank :)

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> Everywhere I read, it says blue tanks should be in 70G plus. Is this
> correct, or can I put a blue tank in a 46g?
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> Thanks
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[CapFusion]

Most census are 75G min.... to have room (barely) to swim about.

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"BigHaig" > wrote in message
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[plaguebeast]

"BigHaig" > wrote in message
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> Everywhere I read, it says blue tanks should be in 70G plus. Is this
> correct, or can I put a blue tank in a 46g?
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> Thanks
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tangs like lots of room to swim around or they get stressed and then sick.
75G is minimum.

[Layer3guru]

http://animal-world.com/encyclo/marine/salt.htm#angelfish

Got ot the that website they have a list of Marin Fish along with recomended
tank size and alot of other things like diet ect.
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> "BigHaig" > wrote in message
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> > Everywhere I read, it says blue tanks should be in 70G plus. Is this
> > correct, or can I put a blue tank in a 46g?
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> > Thanks
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> tangs like lots of room to swim around or they get stressed and then sick.
> 75G is minimum.
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