Marine aquarium 3 new fish
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Sweetlips - a remarkable name for a remarkable fish. Best Kept: Singly, or introduced as multiples altogether may be OK with clownfish.
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Behavior: Active and great swimmer - hence why they need at least a 6′ tank! Generally peaceful except towards other Tangs.Minimum Tank Size: 180 gallons with plenty of water flow and live rock.Optimal Food: Live and meaty food, algae and vegetables.Optimal Temperature and pH: 75-80☏ and 8.1-8.4 pH.They’re best for more experienced fish keepers as they require plenty of room and can be aggressive in certain circumstances. Behavior: Aggressive towards other longnose hawkfish and smaller fishĪnd here’s Dory from Finding Nemo! This is the Blue Tang.It is a jumper, so make sure you have a secure lid, and it can be aggressive among others of its kind so best to keep it as a single. The Longnose Hawkfish (By Crazybee2 CC BY-SA 4.0 licence)Ī beautiful and colorful saltwater fish, the Longnose Hawkfish is a great addition to an intermediate tank. > Read our complete Grouper care guide Longnose batfish Best Kept: With large fish and other groupers.Behavior: Aggressive and predatory, especially towards smaller fish and crustaceans.Minimum Tank Size: 200 gallons with rocks and caves to hide.Optimal Food: Live, frozen and meaty food.Typical Lifespan: Varies but potentially up to 30 years.They require lots of space to thrive, as they produce a lot of waste and like open swimming. They’re known for their large, stout bodies and drooping mouths. Groupers are a popular choice for saltwater aquariums, although they can be a little aggressive so a more experienced aquarist is preferred. Best Kept: With larger, aggressive fish and not in a reef tank.Behavior: Can be very aggressive and territorial in small tanks, clumsy.Minimum Tank Size: 180 gallons with rocks and caves.Optimal Food: Live, frozen and meaty food, and hard shelled crustaceans.Optimal Temperature and pH: 72-78☏ and 8.1-8.4 pH.We think they’re best for intermediates as they can have a bit of a nasty temper on them, although they are hardy and generally easy to care for. There are around 40 different Triggerfish variations, with the one above being the Picasso Triggerfish. How unique looking is the Triggerfish?! They’re known for being able to rotate their eye balls independently too.