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Fish to Include or Exclude in a Zoanthid Dominated Tank


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    Kev Apsley - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by chort55 View Post
    Long term yes it isn't the best size tank for a coris (as I noted in my post ), however the OP wants a must have fish for a zoa/paly dominated tank and they are some of the best protectors of z's and p's and IMO a must have.
    I agree, you can always move it once it grows too large but if you start with one individual about 3/4"-1" you will have a great friend of the zoa dominated tank for quite some time
    Last edited by Kev Apsley; 01-31-2011 at 11:32 AM.

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