finally!

[royalshrimp]

i finally set up my 75! tommorow im getting 44lbs of lr. So happy!! my current fish list is 2 bangaii, 1 maroon clown, leaopard wrasse, 3 catalina gobies and some kind of tang. would this be ok? so happy, ive been waiting for so long

 

[royalshrimp]

oops!!! sorry!!!

 

[royalshrimp]

wrong smiley

 

[attml]

Nice! Try to take pictures along the way. You will be suprised how much it changes without you even noticing it!

 

[harlequinnut]

If you want a tang, I would suggest the Kole's Tang or maybe a yellow tang. Your 75 is the bare minimum for one of those tangs. As far as keeping 2 bangaii, you're better off keeping just 1 unless it's a pair. Finally your leopard wrasse needs an established reef tank with lots of LR with live prey. It is also rather shy when competing for food, best keep with non-agg. fishes

 

[spsfreak100]

Catilina gobies are found in cold watters. They don't usually last long in our tropical tanks. I would recommend purchasing another fish besides the catilina goby.
Graham

 

[legend]

cool man....i want to set up a 75 gallon tank after i pay up some school bills. I was thinking about going with a 75 or a 100 gallon. I'm having a hard time deciding.
Is your new tank glass?

 

[sheracr123]

Be careful with the leopard wrasse. They are kinda hard to care for I think. Some will only eat pods. I got one in my established tank and he didn't make it. I had pods, but I guess not enough. He would not eat anything else I put in there, and I tried everything.

 

[slofish]

Originally posted by SPSfreak100
Catilina gobies are found in cold watters. They don't usually last long in our tropical tanks. I would recommend purchasing another fish besides the catilina goby.
Graham
Very true, Catalina's NEED colder water. You'd probably have to get a chiller in order to get the water to that level year round. But it isnt worth the price for one fish.