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Old February 8th 08, 12:03 AM posted to rec.aquaria.marine.misc
George Patterson[_5_]
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Default Green Chromis aggression?....The hell with green chromis, justflush the freaking things and be done with it

On Feb 5, 6:23*am, wrote:
I have two green chromis in my tank now, they've been living together
happily for over two years now. *There once was a third which
disappeared while I was on vacation. *Before I left there were no
signs of aggression between them, they schooled together quite a bit.
I think that possibly the fish weren't fed properly while I was away,
and the third was eaten by my engineer goby.

Thanks for the replies.

Green Chromis are just too cheap to fool with so just flush the dam
things and be done with it.

George Patterson
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