No i dont, but i decided to go with a purple fire fish insteadis there any place you could move the clowns to while the blenny acclimates? they aren’t very fond of newcomers.
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No i dont, but i decided to go with a purple fire fish insteadis there any place you could move the clowns to while the blenny acclimates? they aren’t very fond of newcomers.
Hi guys! I know that at times it can be difficult to know whether or not a fish is right for your tank. There are lots of things to consider when purchasing a new addition to your reef community: What size is the tank? What other fish are already in there? What inverts are in there? Is it a reef or fowlr? What about food availability? Is it a sensitive fish that needs special care requirements? Does it require particular water parameters? Is it aggressive? Is it a picky eater? Is it prone to disease?
These are all possible concerns that can come up in purchasing a new fish. REEF2REEF is here to help! Whether you're new to the hobby, or just unsure about a new addition, we'll be glad to help with advice and giving info about our new pet that will help it live many years in your tank. Of course, the tank is yours and so is the fish, so no one here will tell you what you can or CANNOT do with your own tank. We're just here to help by sharing our own knowledge and experience.
So let's get this thread going! If you're thinking about a new purchase and just not sure, post it up! 1smile1
You could get a Carpenter's Flasher Wrasse; a beautiful reef safe fish.Hi there,
I am new to the hobby and just bought a 75g tank. I was hoping to get some advice on some cool looking reef safe fish. I wanted a couple clowns for sure and maybe some tangs, but not sure which ones are reef safe. Thanks!
So, new to the reef tank set up and want to make sure my fish get along and not eat my corals. I have the 32g biocube and plan on only have soft corals.Who needs fishy help? Post in here! We got you!
That seems like a solid stock for a 32g already, but you could maybe toss in a firefish or chalk bass?So, new to the reef tank set up and want to make sure my fish get along and not eat my corals. I have the 32g biocube and plan on only have soft corals.
Currently I have 2 clowns, ywg with pistol shrimp, and a 6 line wrasse. What else could I add fish wise?
Reef friendly or not I wouldn't put them in because they could be carrying unwanted hitchhikers or algae.Hey everyone! My wife and I just got back from the Gulf on vacation, and we caught some little hermit crabs. Are they reef friendly? If so is it a bad idea to add one to my reef tank?
Great stock so far. I wouldn't add a very shy fish since the 6 line wrasse might bully it. Personally, I would add a blenny (my favorite is the Midas blenny), they're not the most colorful but their personality makes up for it.So, new to the reef tank set up and want to make sure my fish get along and not eat my corals. I have the 32g biocube and plan on only have soft corals.
Currently I have 2 clowns, ywg with pistol shrimp, and a 6 line wrasse. What else could I add fish wise?
Hi All,
I've recently acquired a Reefer 750XXL (71"x26"x24") it kinda fell in my lap and wasn't a planned (but certainly not an unwelcome) upgrade and as such I've never considered stocking a tank this large.
The current stock, moved over from my existing mixed reef:
Coral beauty
Melanarus Wrasse
McCosker Wrasse
Purple dottyback
Royal Gramma
Orange spot goby
Pair of Occelaris clowns
Lawn mower blenny
Fire shrimp
CUC: 2x Tuxedo Urchins, Turbos, Ceriths, Mithrax crab and a few electric blue hermits
Proposed additions....
6x Indian Ocean Lyretail Anthias, Pseudanthias squamipinnis OR 5x Square Back Anthias, Pseudanthias pleurotaenia
1x Yellow Wrasse, Halichoeres chrysus
2x Fairy Wrasse, exact sp TBD based on local availability iaw with this https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/c...feriority-need-not-apply-1st-revision.322326/
1x Sand Sifting Goby, either a Diamond or Tiger.
1x Yellow Eye Kole Tang, Ctenochaetus strigosus
1x Purple Tang Zebrasoma, xanthurum
1x Powder Blue Acanthurus, leucosternon (on the fence with this one)
Maybes? Depending on peoples thoughts regarding compatibility and bioload capacity.
1x Regal angel
1x Harlequin tusk, Choerodon fasciatus
1x Black-backed Wrasse, Anampses neoguinaicus
1x Radiant Wrasse, Halichoeres iridis
Mods: I had started my own thread https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/help-finalising-stock-list-for-750xxl.765959/ but realised after this is probably a more appropriate place for the post, If someone could please delete the thread that would be much appreciated.
Cheers,Looks like a good list, the harlequin tusk is not considered reef safe although I have never owned one they are awesome looking. Do you plan on corals?
Cheers,
I know the tusk will go after inverts but shouldn't be an issue with corals, any idea if they can tackle urchins?
Planning on a mixed reef. I'm aware the regal may pose a risk to certain corals.