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Old 07-31-2007, 06:39 AM
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Mine is big & getting bigger & extremely healthy. However, mine seems more the exception than the rule. Many reefers I know have had one or more Powder Blues die on them. They are ick-magnets and so beware of that. Getting a healthy one that is already eating is key (as with most fish). And yes, a small one might do ok for a short while in a smaller tank but they really are much better off in a 6' tank or bigger. Mine is now in my 220g reef.

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