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ajmaterials
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are you looking to go with an aggressive tank? do you want many small fishes, or just a few larger species?
I have a 150 with similar dimensions, and if I had to stock it all over again, this is what I'd go with-
- black durgeon or blue throat trigger (relatively calm triggers, may not eat a clean up crew)
- medium sized angel of some sort
- dwarf lion (possible issues with triggers, but probably not with the kinds above)
- hippo or sailfin tang
- maybe a smaller hawkfish
- maybe an eel (snowflake or zebra)
my actual stock list is relatively similar, and there's always something going on in just about every part of the tank.
I have a 150 with similar dimensions, and if I had to stock it all over again, this is what I'd go with-
- black durgeon or blue throat trigger (relatively calm triggers, may not eat a clean up crew)
- medium sized angel of some sort
- dwarf lion (possible issues with triggers, but probably not with the kinds above)
- hippo or sailfin tang
- maybe a smaller hawkfish
- maybe an eel (snowflake or zebra)
my actual stock list is relatively similar, and there's always something going on in just about every part of the tank.
bkvreef
Member
Originally Posted by ajmaterials
are you looking to go with an aggressive tank? do you want many small fishes, or just a few larger species?
I have a 150 with similar dimensions, and if I had to stock it all over again, this is what I'd go with-
- black durgeon or blue throat trigger (relatively calm triggers, may not eat a clean up crew)
- medium sized angel of some sort
- dwarf lion (possible issues with triggers, but probably not with the kinds above)
- hippo or sailfin tang
- maybe a smaller hawkfish
- maybe an eel (snowflake or zebra)
my actual stock list is relatively similar, and there's always something going on in just about every part of the tank.
I was not particularly looking at agressive.
But it is ironic.
I had been thinking:
A trigger (docile comparatively)
dwarf lion
sfe (zebra a little pricey)
and a corris wrasse
Would a yellow tang or 3 be ok?
are you looking to go with an aggressive tank? do you want many small fishes, or just a few larger species?
I have a 150 with similar dimensions, and if I had to stock it all over again, this is what I'd go with-
- black durgeon or blue throat trigger (relatively calm triggers, may not eat a clean up crew)
- medium sized angel of some sort
- dwarf lion (possible issues with triggers, but probably not with the kinds above)
- hippo or sailfin tang
- maybe a smaller hawkfish
- maybe an eel (snowflake or zebra)
my actual stock list is relatively similar, and there's always something going on in just about every part of the tank.
I was not particularly looking at agressive.
But it is ironic.
I had been thinking:
A trigger (docile comparatively)
dwarf lion
sfe (zebra a little pricey)
and a corris wrasse
Would a yellow tang or 3 be ok?
ajmaterials
New Member
Don't think the yellow tang would be a problem with the other fish, but don't know about 3. i've seen them in groups before, but have no experience. the coriss will need a fairly deep sandbed, that's what's kept me from getting one.
mitsutech
Member
Originally Posted by bkvreef
I was not particularly looking at agressive.
But it is ironic.
I had been thinking:
A trigger (docile comparatively)
dwarf lion
sfe (zebra a little pricey)
and a corris wrasse
Would a yellow tang or 3 be ok?
1 tang only and add him last if larger they can be nasty at times and stress others out.
I was not particularly looking at agressive.
But it is ironic.
I had been thinking:
A trigger (docile comparatively)
dwarf lion
sfe (zebra a little pricey)
and a corris wrasse
Would a yellow tang or 3 be ok?
1 tang only and add him last if larger they can be nasty at times and stress others out.