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hello , i curantly have in a 132gal DSB
2 x ocellaris clown
2 x gobiodon
1 paracanturus hepatus
1 tomentosus
1 fridmany
1 2 spot tang( Ctenochaetus binotatus)
1 flame angel
1 salaria fasciatus
1 six line wrasse
3 chromis viridis
1 yellow tail damsel
5 bta nems
4 schrimps
2 tuxedo urchins
snails , corals
what do you think about it , it's enough ? or would you put a few more fish ?
thanks for your help
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Hi! Especially with the 2 tangs (including a hippo) I would consider your tank to be almost fully stocked now. I think you can get away by adding 2 smaller fish or if you want some more movement, 1 of the peaceful smaller wrasses (halichoeres, fairy,…)that stays around 15cm max.
 
Hi! Especially with the 2 tangs (including a hippo) I would consider your tank to be almost fully stocked now. I think you can get away by adding 2 smaller fish or if you want some more movement, 1 of the peaceful smaller wrasses (halichoeres, fairy,…)that stays around 15cm max.
i guessed so , i'll just go for more schrimps , snails and such ..
 

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