Australia/Barrier Reef Biotope Tank Stocking

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I'm planning a 100 gallon build, with tank dimensions of 6ft x 2 ft wide x 1.5 ft tall and I was wondering what combination of fish from Australia/barrier reef would work in this tank?
 
I'm planning a 100 gallon build, with tank dimensions of 6ft x 2 ft wide x 1.5 ft tall and I was wondering what combination of fish from Australia/barrier reef would work in this tank?
Ill bump this for you, I really cant think of many Aussie fish to be honest besides the harlequin tusk!
 
A baby emperor fish would be cool for a few months lol
 
Realistically there are an insane number of fish in the hobby that you could go with. One of my favorite aussie fish is the starcki damsel
 
Realistically there are an insane number of fish in the hobby that you could go with. One of my favorite aussie fish is the starcki damsel
I was going to ask what would be appropriate tang and wrasse species that would fit? I know Percula clowns come from around there, would they be ok in a community Reef?
 
I'm planning a 100 gallon build, with tank dimensions of 6ft x 2 ft wide x 1.5 ft tall and I was wondering what combination of fish from Australia/barrier reef would work in this tank?
Defo get a tuskfish. I saw a lot of six bar angelfish there maybe one of them If you don’t mind a risk. Red breasted hogfish aswell that’s a good one also quyoi parrot. I also saw loads of yellow damselfish in and around the reefs along with the pure yellow rabbit fish
 

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