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The clowns would be 3 ocellaris clowns.

Hi I have a 60 gallon FOWLR tank and was wondering if my stock list was okay. It is: 1 pearlscale butterfly 1 pyramid butterfly 1 six line wrasse 1 yellow eyed tang 1 lemon peel angel 3 clownfish Any comments or thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

OK I will remove the mandarin from the picture because I want a easy start to the tank.

I changed the stock list a little can anyone let me know if there are any problems with it? 1 lemon peel angel 1 yellow eye tang 1 pearlscale butterflyfish 1 six line wrasse 1 brittle sea star 2 ocellaris clowns 2 bicolor dottybacks 1 green mandarin Have you had any problems with the mandarin...

That is great to know. Do you have a color full suggestion that is semi aggressive that could replace them?

Does that mean you don't necessarily need the fish to cycle it? I have cycled tanks in the past and I always have used one or two fish.

OK thanks the only reason I has the damselfish was to cycle the tank for the first week and a half or so

I am also thinking of taking out the fire fish and the dottyback to prevent it from being over crowded. Thanks again for all your help.

If I was to replace the 3 four striped damsels with 3 yellow tailed damsels is that a better option?

Okay I'll probably boost the filtration and is a circulation pump that does 1150 gph ok or should I get a more powerful one?

I have had great results when purchasing from "That Fish Place" and I would recommend them to anyone. I have used Koralia pumps before with great results for the price.

Okay, other than removing some of the fish is there any thing equipment wise i need to get the tank going other than a filter heater and circulation pump? Thanks for all the help.

Im new as i said before but is the ratio of inches per fish 1 to 1 like it is in freshwater tanks because if it is different i might consider taking out the dottyback to prevent any future problems. thanks for the help.

I have had success with many freshwater tanks so I have decided to take the plunge into saltwater. I bought a 60 gallon tank and a fluval 306 canister filter. I am planning on doing a fish only tank with live rock and sand. I will probably buy a power head/ circulation pump to help with the...