lmfbs
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I have a Waterbox 130.4 (display 96g). I live in NZ so our lifestock can be a bit limited in terms of what we get in the country and availability.
The tank is new (just cycled) and I will obviously be adding livestock slowly for 3 reasons: I don't want to kill/stress fish, it's v hard to get fish here, I like to eat, and if I spend all my money on fish that might be difficult.
I'm thinking of a mostly softie/LPS tank with zoas, torches, hammers, acans etc. Maybe after a year or so, I'll move to a full mixed reef with some SPS (but unlikely ever to be SPS dominant).
Here are my 'must haves' (i.e I would be pretty sad not to get one):
So - I'd love your suggestions
The tank is new (just cycled) and I will obviously be adding livestock slowly for 3 reasons: I don't want to kill/stress fish, it's v hard to get fish here, I like to eat, and if I spend all my money on fish that might be difficult.
I'm thinking of a mostly softie/LPS tank with zoas, torches, hammers, acans etc. Maybe after a year or so, I'll move to a full mixed reef with some SPS (but unlikely ever to be SPS dominant).
Here are my 'must haves' (i.e I would be pretty sad not to get one):
- a pair of clowns (true percs), arriving tomorrow
- a lawnmower blenny because they are grumpy and I love them
- mandarin dragonet
- some sort of sandsifting gizmo
- Firefish
- Bangaii Cardinals
- Smaller fish that will hang out together
- Butterfly fish
- 1 or 2 big boy fish like tangs
- Interesting fish that have business to attend to
- pajama cardinals. The name is the best part
So - I'd love your suggestions
