Hermit crabs and/or snails to clean up their messes. :smiling-face-with-smiling-eyes:Just had some some tank ideas for down the road, was wondering if anybody had points or suggestions to make on them. Particularly on what tang would actually work, and the corals any thoughts and advice are welcome.
Aw man. Not the little snip snips.:frowning-face:
Then as a redemption suggestion, an encrusting coral, and some macroalgae to add some spice! Assuming eels or tangs are not omnivorous.
I know too little about large aquatic animals. :grinning-face-with-sweat:
Again, I meant that to be funny, but I realize that you don't know me, so I'm sorry, I was just trying to have little fun. And I'm not any kind of expert, I really am here learning too.
Yeah I didn't get the joke. But it's no worries!
That's because I'm not funny lol!
It’s a broad question - I would suggest checking out the Large Build thread section for ideas. Not sure why you’re limited to 75g though - tangs need room to swim and grow. I would start with a minimum of 120g, or the biggest tank you can fit in your space. I usually max out the room and get the biggest thing I cannot afford! lol (but that’s just me).Just had some some tank ideas for down the road, was wondering if anybody had points or suggestions to make on them. Particularly on what tang would actually work, and the corals any thoughts and advice are welcome.
Just kidding, you have made me laugh more than once
Intentionally LOL! :upside-down-face:
I was searching through some old posts (shhhhhh, Santa's working here (and no, I'm not *your* SS)), and I found this:
