75 gallon stocking list

[TheAllKnowingAnkylosaurus]

Hey there, everyone. I’m planning my dream 75 gallon reef tank that I will be setting up after I graduate college. I put together a stocking list, however I’m not sure whether or not it will be overstocked. Here’s my list:

Two Ocellaris Clownfish
Horned Blenny
Tomini Tang
Red Head Solon Fairy Wrasse
Yellow Clown Goby
Two Green Gudgeon Dartfish

As well as the following inverts:
Five Banded Trochus snails
Five Nassarius snails
Two Porcelain crabs
Scarlet skunk cleaner shrimp

I am unsure of which corals I’d like to house, though I am aware that yellow clown gobies tend to nip at sps.

Thoughts?

 

[Shankpa1]

Hey there, everyone. I’m planning my dream 75 gallon reef tank that I will be setting up after I graduate college. I put together a stocking list, however I’m not sure whether or not it will be overstocked. Here’s my list:

Two Ocellaris Clownfish
Horned Blenny
Tomini Tang
Red Head Solon Fairy Wrasse
Yellow Clown Goby
Two Green Gudgeon Dartfish

As well as the following inverts:
Five Banded Trochus snails
Five Nassarius snails
Two Porcelain crabs
Scarlet skunk cleaner shrimp

I am unsure of which corals I’d like to house, though I am aware that yellow clown gobies tend to nip at sps.

Thoughts?

If you are worried about "nipping", make sure you feed lots of live foods, and have a stable population of zooplankton in your tank.

 

[TheAllKnowingAnkylosaurus]

Hey there, everyone. I’m planning my dream 75 gallon reef tank that I will be setting up after I graduate college. I put together a stocking list, however I’m not sure whether or not it will be overstocked. Here’s my list:

Two Ocellaris Clownfish
Horned Blenny
Tomini Tang
Red Head Solon Fairy Wrasse
Yellow Clown Goby
Two Green Gudgeon Dartfish

As well as the following inverts:
Five Banded Trochus snails
Five Nassarius snails
Two Porcelain crabs
Scarlet skunk cleaner shrimp

I am unsure of which corals I’d like to house, though I am aware that yellow clown gobies tend to nip at sps.

Thoughts?

I am actually now looking in the direction of owning more captive-bred fish, so I think I will omit the horned blenny and replace it with a captive-bred harptail blenny, as well as either omitting the two gudgeon dartfish or replacing them with captive-bred Bangaii cardinalfish.

 

[Uncle99]

Bangaii.....seems good the list, make sure it’s capped.

 

[TheAllKnowingAnkylosaurus]

Bangaii.....seems good the list, make sure it’s capped.

Thank you! What does capped mean? Just that I wouldn't be adding anything else? That would be the plan

 

[StPatrick89]

Hey there, everyone. I’m planning my dream 75 gallon reef tank that I will be setting up after I graduate college. I put together a stocking list, however I’m not sure whether or not it will be overstocked. Here’s my list:

Two Ocellaris Clownfish
Horned Blenny
Tomini Tang
Red Head Solon Fairy Wrasse
Yellow Clown Goby
Two Green Gudgeon Dartfish

As well as the following inverts:
Five Banded Trochus snails
Five Nassarius snails
Two Porcelain crabs
Scarlet skunk cleaner shrimp

I am unsure of which corals I’d like to house, though I am aware that yellow clown gobies tend to nip at sps.

Thoughts?

Get them all

 

[gbroadbridge]

Your list looks good to me. Just not all at once

Later on, I've found previously that a clam is great for nitrate reduction as are xenia if you keep them well isolated so they don't spread.

A couple of leathers and hammers would help at the start.

If you have a local source of live copepods, introducing them to the display before fish will help with bio diversity and help stabilise the tank.