32g biocube stocking list?

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Hello! I am nearing the end of my cycling on my biocube 32g and am looking into stocking soon. Here is my equipment and potentional list as of right now. Look good? Any suggestions or room for improvement? Thanks!

Equipment:
Biocube 32g (Hood Removed)
Kraken Reef Lid
Viparspectra 165W Light
inTank Media Basket (Filter Floss, Bio Media, Purigen)
*Looking for protein skimmer recommendations*

Potential Stock List:
2 Ocellaris Clowns
1 Watchman Goby
1 Lawnmore Blenny
CUC
GSP
Pulsing Xenia
Kenya Trees
Leathers?

TIA
 
I'd just warn that GSP and Xenia are know to take over tanks. GSP in particular grows in a mat and can be a pain to remove if it gets out of hand, so I wouldn't recommend it. My opinion is that zoas are more visually interesting when they spread out over large areas than GSP.
 
I'd just warn that GSP and Xenia are know to take over tanks. GSP in particular grows in a mat and can be a pain to remove if it gets out of hand, so I wouldn't recommend it. My opinion is that zoas are more visually interesting when they spread out over large areas than GSP.
Thank you!
 
Welcome to the biocube family. Looks like you’ve picked a smart set of fish for working and cuc

As far a the corals all easy hardy corals to manage me offer nice colors fast growth but come w some disadvantages from being so invasive.

Toadstool is another nice leather for color and movement.
mushrooms and zoas are always another set pretty and capable to nice color.

Enjoy the ride and remember patience is key.
Good luck!
 

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