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I'm running into the same issues as you, my friend. I've been searching for some open water schooling fish, but they all seem to require at least 48" of length and need to be kept in groups. I was really interested in Neolamprologus Tret's, but they get too big for my tank, growing up to 6" in ...

I'm in a similar boat, researching for my own 46-gallon project, so I can only offer some insights I've gathered so far. Since you mentioned Tanganyikans, I've been looking into them, and I think you were the one who suggested I check them out. They do have some smaller species that might work for ...

It's a gamble, but even if it doesn't make it, try keeping it in a low-light area. Sometimes they can repopulate the disc with tiny fungia, it's happened before. Check out this thread for some info on it: http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showt ... ?t=1031776

Doubled wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2024 12:43 am I stopped by my LFS and saw this scoly that's struggling. I'm thinking of trying to save it - is that feasible?

Honestly, I wouldn't recommend buying that scoly for $300.