fish for frag/grow out tanks

[golfer88]

so im doing a new build 2 60g frag tanks each tank is 48x24x12 plumbed to the same sump. I have always had a good amount of fish in my tanks as bioload and I feel it helps the coral so im looking for a stocking on what you would use in these tanks more of worker fish as these are gonna be 1 tank a sps grow out tank bare bottom lined with high end acros on tiles and the other tank is gonna be a zoa/ lps grow out tank but obviously not as heavy on fish as a display.

 

[K-Philly]

so im doing a new build 2 60g frag tanks each tank is 48x24x12 plumbed to the same sump. I have always had a good amount of fish in my tanks as bioload and I feel it helps the coral so im looking for a stocking on what you would use in these tanks more of worker fish as these are gonna be 1 tank a sps grow out tank bare bottom lined with high end acros on tiles and the other tank is gonna be a zoa/ lps grow out tank but obviously not as heavy on fish as a display.

Cleaner shrimp should be a good option, just read up on having multiple. Main goal is see here, is obviously not having anything to attack, knock over, or climb to terribly much over your coral.

 

[golfer88]

Seems like lots of people use rabbit fish and tangs

 

[Reefer40b]

Coris wrasse of some sort like a melenarus or yellow And a bristoltooth tang and a zebrasoma tang for each tank.

 

[golfer88]

I like those!

 

[saintsreturn]

Good advice so far! I would go with a yellow tang or another tang known for eating algae so they can pick around the plugs and help clean. Watch out for jumpers :D

 

[golfer88]

yeah that's my only thought with wrasses