i have gone through a few chromis but my current group seems to be getting
along fine, for know anyway. I have a few bigger guys ( old vets ) and 2
smaller new guys but all seems fine for know. I really like the schooling
action in a big tank and if the current group goes along ok i might add a few
more.
Steve Jones
Micro Support Specialist
Systems Development
Saskatchewan Region
work : 780-3264
cell: 537-4093
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From: "Richard Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 2001-06-19 12:07 PM:
I have 5 blue-green chromis and they have worked out fine. Minimal
squabbling, and nice colors. The schooling action adds a great touch. I
also have a 55. Give them lots of hiding places (with 70 lbs of rock that
shouldn't be a problem). I think mine get along so well because they were
very small (about .75") when purchased, so they've grown up together.
They're now about 2 - 2.5" long.
Cardinals can be nice, too and I would definitely second the nomination of
the long-nosed hawkfish. They're definitely interesting, but can be picky
eaters sometimes, and you don't want to keep more than one.
Just my two and a half cents worth.
Rich Lewis
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