I'm working on nutrient management in my tank and was thinking it might be overstocked...
And The Husband really wants a hawkfish...
What do ya'll think? It's a RedSeaReefer 250 - 54 gallons in display, with a semi custom sump of around 15 gallons so around 65 -70 gallons of water total. My current stock are all getting along fine, except for the goldline blenny who gets a little pushy despite her diminutive size.
2 Ocellaris clowns
Goldline blenny
neon goby
Carpenter flasher wrasse
Blue-green chromis
Yellow watchman goby - did not form a relationship with my snapping shrimp and then the mantis shrimp showed up and took over the snapping shrimp's tunnels. Still have the mantis.
Royal gramma
Yellow assessor
Not including inverts since they don't contribute as much to the bioload.
I come from a long history of freshwater and it was hard for me to keep my stock this low!
Thanks
And The Husband really wants a hawkfish...
What do ya'll think? It's a RedSeaReefer 250 - 54 gallons in display, with a semi custom sump of around 15 gallons so around 65 -70 gallons of water total. My current stock are all getting along fine, except for the goldline blenny who gets a little pushy despite her diminutive size.
2 Ocellaris clowns
Goldline blenny
neon goby
Carpenter flasher wrasse
Blue-green chromis
Yellow watchman goby - did not form a relationship with my snapping shrimp and then the mantis shrimp showed up and took over the snapping shrimp's tunnels. Still have the mantis.
Royal gramma
Yellow assessor
Not including inverts since they don't contribute as much to the bioload.
I come from a long history of freshwater and it was hard for me to keep my stock this low!
Thanks