My mini reef

[MikeReefs]

Also none of the fish are bigger than 3 inches as of yet.

Dwarf Angels don’t get big and it will claim every inch of that tank. They bully in 70 gallon tanks forget about a 28gal. The clowns as well will become aggressive as they mature. This is battleground tank with one winner. That tang is on borrowed time sadly he will be double that size within a couple months if he even gets to be that size

 

[Goonsack Steve]

I'd definitely agree with everyone here. Unless you have near immediate plans to upgrade the tank to 100+ gallons, this isn't a compatible combo in terms of live stock.

There are some awesome little fish that are suitable for 30ish gallon tanks. I've got a list of ones I'd like for my 33G if you'd like me to share it (U.S.A might stock different fish however)

 

[Euphyllia97]

Your welcome to send me the money for a 100 gallon tank or pay my local shop for it.

If you don’t want to have feedback and help from others, why are you on a forum? Me and others (multiple sources of feedback saying the same thing normally indicates that you might have overlooked something, which is no shame) are just trying to give you some input.

Anyway, I am not only saying this for the health of your fish. If you don’t start the right way you will pay for it later on, or quit the hobby because it is for some reason just not working out. I was just trying to get you to go into the right direction. (Which will probably in the long term save you a decent amount of money to put in your 150 Gal instead of the trash can)

I’m a bit shocked by your attitude to be honest with you…

Ps: I never bought an elephant because I don’t own a zoo.

 

[Brian60077]

Thing is everyone assumes the tang is starting in that tank forever. I will have a 100 gallon set up in no more than 2 months for him, and other fish

 

[Euphyllia97]

Thing is everyone assumes the tang is starting in that tank forever. I will have a 100 gallon set up in no more than 2 months for him, and other fish

I still think this no valid reason taking into amount the time it takes to have your tank set up and ready for this livestock. Still too much fish with too little space/volume/rock. Of course you do whatever you want to do. Just don’t expect people to not try to guide you in the right direction if we see situations like this.

Anyway, I wish you the best of luck with this tank and your 100 gallons. I just hope we both learned something from this .

Maybe I judged your situation a bit too superficial. (Very glad to hear you will upgrade soon and this was not some kind of zero-knowledge impulse buy). And I hope in the future you read people’s concerns/posts with a bit more of an open mind and a less defensive reply if it doesn’t match your idea.

Have fun and good luck reefing