Low, Medium, or High Bioload???

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Bioload?

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  • High

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Hey y'all, just wondering if my bioload is considered low, medium, or high.
I have a shallow 80g with 2 clowns, royal gramma, firefish, springer damsel, blue chromis, and a 3" kole tang (that's 6 little fish and 1 tang total)
 
Hey y'all, just wondering if my bioload is considered low, medium, or high.
I have a shallow 80g with 2 clowns, royal gramma, firefish, springer damsel, blue chromis, and a 3" kole tang (that's 6 little fish and 1 tang total)
Hi...in my opinion....light too low medium if that makes sense...lol.....
 
Low to medium.

What does your chemistry tell you?
 
I go with medium
but if your way of feeding is extra or maybe 2-3 times a day, with frozen at least twice a week
you might go to high medium

as it all stand for your tank filtration level
:)
 
Low to medium.

What does your chemistry tell you?
I just upgraded from a 33g to an 80g back at Christmas so tank has been a little unstable. In my 33g I had 6 of the little fish, added the gramma and tang in the 80g. The 33g was perfect.
 
I go with medium
but if your way of feeding is extra or maybe 2-3 times a day, with frozen at least twice a week
you might go to high medium

as it all stand for your tank filtration level
:)
I feed light. Just pellets once a day and nori for my tang... My poor fish lol I feed frozen once in awhile. For filtration I have a tunze 9004 skimmer and a reactor running hc gfo
 
I would call it a low-medium too.

I agree that as long as you don't have N & P issues, and you aren't seeing any compatibility problems (all the damsels) then I wouldn't worry about it.

Are you thinking of adding new fish?
 
Low all the way.
 
I would call it a low-medium too.

I agree that as long as you don't have N & P issues, and you aren't seeing any compatibility problems (all the damsels) then I wouldn't worry about it.

Are you thinking of adding new fish?
Actually everyone gets along great! But no I do not want anymore fish, I'm more a coral person :cool:
Thanks for your input!
 

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