FISH and FLOW! Understanding Flow Needs for Your Fish!

In this episode of Taras Talks, we enter part three of our series on flow, discussing the different flow needs for some of our favorite tank fish! Learn why these aquatic creatures need their ideal level of flow and how you can plan for success when choosing fish and flow levels in your tank at home!
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[@michaelmeyer5999]

I’ve noticed anthias prefer and thrive in a particular type of flow. While they do need moderate/strong flow, they do best with a constant wall of water movement (could be termed gyre or laminar flow). While this could still alternate a few times per day (on something like a tidal schedule) they do NOT prefer turbulence, wavelike motion, constant back and forth, or frequent directional changes. So even within the category of “strong flow” there are important differences.

[@chadroberts876]

Where in the flow spectrum would you put wrasse, butterflies and angels?

[@im160bpmplus]

If it wasnt for the white lab coat i wouldnt believe a word this guy says, thanks for wearing it so i know its science.

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