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Aquarium Related Tips

1. When you are picking out fish for your aquarium, you should always pick the best specimens available to put in your aquarium.


2. Angelfish are normally very peaceful fish, in times of breeding they can get aggressive. It is a good idea to only keep one pair of mating angelfish in the same aquarium, as more of them can lead to infighting.


3. When adding new species to your aquarium, you have to ease them in. Adding too many fish too quickly can cause the ammonia and chemical levels to raise quickly. Adding fish slowly gives your filter time to catch up.

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Coney Grouper Atl.

$69.00

Coney Grouper fish are from the waters of the Atlantic Ocean . Coney groupers are large fish and can grow up to 50 inches at full length, for this reason we only recommend that they are kept in an aquarium of at least 500 gallons to provide them with plenty of swimming and living room. Coney Groupers are aggressive but not incredibly difficult to care for, even the beginning aquarium owner should be able to care for this fish without too much of a problem. Coney Groupers are aggressive and should only be kept with other fish that can defend themselves.

Origin: Atlantic Ocean
Size: Can grow to 50 inches at full length
Feeding: Carnivore
Aquarium: Saltwater, cannot be kept in a reef aquarium.
Minimum Tank Size: 500 Gallons
Behavior: Aggressive
Care: Beginner
Compatibility: Should only be kept with other fish that can care for themselves.

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 09 October, 2008.
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