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[fyrestar77]

:help: My roomate has 55 gallon salt tank with a blenny,two clowns(nemo) a blue tang,bangai cardinal, yellow tang, scots wrasse, a moray eel, a fire fish and a star fish that looks like a 5 legged octupus. I want to know if I could put a straw berry pseudochromis in the same tank. oh there is also plenty of live rock :help:

 

[fyrestar77]

we have some algae and even some anenomes, plus coral. I am just trying to figure out if the fish we have will harm the straw berry.

 

[oyam1]

how long has this overstocked tank been up and running???
it will soon crash with that bio-load.
dont even think of putting in another one

 

[fyrestar77]

this tank is my roomates. it has been up and running for 2 years. It has survived a move in november and is looking really good. I am new to the salt water fish tank thing and am just curious if it would work

 

[oyam1]

what you have now should not be working, so if up and running for 2 years, thats great..............
i would not do it, but thats just me.....

 

[yellowtail]

i would not put another fish in that tank.

 

[omniexist]

Is this an aggressive setup?
Just wondering about that moray eel.
I thought tangs require a lot of swimming room but as I never had one I really don't know.
A strawberry pseudochromis?
It could work out as it's the last fish going in. I heard they can be pretty mean though.

 

[nm reef]

Sounds like a heck of a bio-load for a 55 display and any additional additions could easily cause problems. I'd be very concerned about the tangs together in a 55 and I'd be very cautious about any additions.:thinking:

 

[mr. tuna]

thats lots of fish that some will get decently big!!
dont add anything else, if anything take out some fish.