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Better to wait. I've kept them in a reef tank before, but
after a while it's like "ok enough is enough". They are beneficial on the reef, but in a reef tank you want a more perfect environment. It's like bugs being beneficial to the environment, but you don't want them eating your garden. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Gill Passman wrote on 1/22/2007 5:08 PM: Wayne Sallee wrote: And they will from time to time eat some of your coral as well. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets So do you think I should resist for now and wait until I get the bigger tank and then just keep one in there as well if I am really set on them? My clowns are already prone to nip at my corals and I don't want a two pronged attack so to speak....and in a 15g Nano there is less food available and less margin for error.... TIA Gill |
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