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donalds1
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Tank size oppinions - 2005/10/29 13:34 I want to get rid of my aggressive fish in my 90 gallon oceanic and slow the water flow and put 2 pairs in my tank. Will it work. There is no hard corals in my tank.

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shortiesrule55
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Re:Tank size oppinions - 2005/10/29 13:55 Yes it can work, but it will take more than that. What fish are you leaving in? I would suggest that you take all fish that eat quickly, and go for food the minute they see it out no matter what speciece. If you can accomplish this your prettty much good to go. Also do you have any stining soft corals? anemonies? LPS? If so you had better get rid of them. Yea thats basically all you have to do. GOOD LUCK.

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shortiesrule55
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Re:Tank size oppinions - 2005/10/29 13:57 Oh and one more thing you might want to get some colorfull fake branching corals as hitching posts or somthing along that line. any of the finger or branching leathers would work as would tree corals. remember that the more color in your tank the prettier your Seahorses wil be as they change color based on their surroundings

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Leslie
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Re:Tank size oppinions - 2005/10/29 19:58 90 gallons is a great size, however quite big for only 2 pairs. They will have difficulty finding their food in such a large volume of water.

In that size tank you will need to target feed your seahorses or st up and teach them to eat from a feeding station.

HTH,

Leslie

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