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barebucta

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Location
Jamaica, Queens
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Or known as a look-down fish. Anyone ever kept one of these successfully in a reef or fowlr before?
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herman

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Location
Weehawken, NJ
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Ive known a couple of people that have kept them in a fish only tank as a room divider. They get huge tho - and need lots of space. Cool looking fish!
 

marrone

The All Powerful OZ
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Vendor
Location
The Big City
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A lot of them don't eat, usually have some type of eye damage and are easily bully in a tank. As Herman said they do get big, though you see small ones show up from time to time. They do need a lot of open space, so I wouldn't place them in a reef tank or even a Fowlr tank. They're also a schooling fish and usually do better in pairs or small groups.
 
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Chiefmcfuz

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I've seen these at Jawz. You would need a pretty big FOLR tank to keep these things. Cool looking fish, but they get HUGH.

-Alfred
I too have seen these at Jawz, I also agree with Alfredo they do get huge. They aren't easy to care for either, do some research on them first, I think they need a 200+ Galon tank.
 
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DEEPWATER

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great looking fish and has a funny way of eatting ..i would say 250 or better is needed for them and better if they are in groups as marrone stated ,They do eat sliver sides from what i remember
 

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