75 Gallon Stock List

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What do you guys think of my stock list? 75 Gallon, Sump with Refugium and skimmer.

- Mocha Storm Clown
- Black Ice Longfin Clown
- Orchid Dottyback
- Yellow Wrasse
- Rosey Scale Fairy Wrasse
- Diamond Goby
- Chalk Bass
- Midas Blenny
- Long Nose Hawkfish
- White Tail Bristle Tooth Tang
- Flame Angel
 
Sorry, I edited my post. Was beta testing the android app.
What are the tank dimensions? Hawfish tend to eat inverts, snails and shrimp. Bristletooth didn't work in my 65g but a 4 foot tank might be ok. Rest of the list is fine.
 
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Got it, thank you
Here's a list of fish in my 65g for reference

2 clowns
2 yellow tail damsels
Coral beauty
Springeri damsel
Orchid dottyback
6 line wrasse
Rohmboid wrasse
Orange anthia
Blue streak cleaner wrasse
Midas blenny

Long-term fish with no issues.
 
Got it, thank you
Here's a list of fish in my 65g for reference

2 clowns
2 yellow tail damsels
Coral beauty
Springeri damsel
Orchid dottyback
6 line wrasse
Rohmboid wrasse
Orange anthia
Blue streak cleaner wrasse
Midas blenny

Long-term fish with no issues.


Awesome, thanks for sharing
 
Awesome, thanks for sharing
There are just some key points to focus on when stocking. Obviously compatibility with tank and other fish and we all want vibrant colors but utilitarian fish are essential like a 6 line or yellow coris wrasse that eat pests in your tank. You want variety so you have top swimmers, mid tank cruisers and bottom dwellers. You want rockscape with lots of caves so all your fish can completely conceal themselves from view overnight.
 

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