Stocking suggestions
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LCornelius
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2 clowns with chromis.
Small wrass and gobie.
2 cleaner shrimps.
0 tangs
Flame angel might be pushing it.
Small wrass and gobie.
2 cleaner shrimps.
0 tangs
Flame angel might be pushing it.
Yeah defeinately clowns, chromis, Hermits, cleaner shrimp, 6-line wrasse and possibly 2 Banggai Cardinals
Obviously start slow and perhaps introduce the Chromis first and give the tank a few weeks to get used to the bio load. Then add something else and so on. Dont rush and add everything together in my opinion. Especially if your tank has only been cycling for a month or two
Obviously start slow and perhaps introduce the Chromis first and give the tank a few weeks to get used to the bio load. Then add something else and so on. Dont rush and add everything together in my opinion. Especially if your tank has only been cycling for a month or two
Exactly what i have in my 650x650x500 cube
2 clowns
2 chromis
1 banggai
1 royal blue pygmy angel
snail hermits
Thinking of taking everything out except the clowns and the angel and then putting in 2 goldies
Thanks
2 clowns
2 chromis
1 banggai
1 royal blue pygmy angel
snail hermits
Thinking of taking everything out except the clowns and the angel and then putting in 2 goldies
Thanks
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Mine is a coral beauty he is fine with most coral but he did take a liking to the one acan I put in the tank, it was the same with the other coral beauty I had that killed my plate coral. I found that once they started really picking at something they didn't leave it alone until it was dead or I took it out, luckily it only ever happened with those two corals.
I think the angels are worth the risk although they can be a bit agro toward one or two fish.
Why would you want to take everything out?
One of the worst fish I ever put in my nano was a goldie he just never suited the tank I think they need bigger tanks.
Maybe look around for some nice gobies, a pygmy wrasse, a hi-fin perchlet or a pair of fire fish.
I think the angels are worth the risk although they can be a bit agro toward one or two fish.
Why would you want to take everything out?
One of the worst fish I ever put in my nano was a goldie he just never suited the tank I think they need bigger tanks.
Maybe look around for some nice gobies, a pygmy wrasse, a hi-fin perchlet or a pair of fire fish.