Need help with adding first fish to 75 gallon

You will change your mind later, just choose easy fish that you can actually successfully keep within your life / time schedule. Clowns are/ is basic start. just to see if they live in your aquarium , chromis has somewhat weird diesese that makes them rot or aggressive , cardinals similar with aggressive behaviour to the point they are lonely..

I have 45g aquriam and all are surviving, just things to consider before adding
 
Really hard for me to get fish, Should I buy 2 cardinal or is there any other fish?
It’s a hit or miss with 2 as they might fight. They don’t need to be in a group.

A pair of clown fish is a good start. Everyone likes clown fish, and so many types to choose from !
 
You will change your mind later, just choose easy fish that you can actually successfully keep within your life / time schedule. Clowns are/ is basic start. just to see if they live in your aquarium , chromis has somewhat weird diesese that makes them rot or aggressive , cardinals similar with aggressive behaviour to the point they are lonely..

I have 45g aquriam and all are surviving, just things to consider before adding
I had a clownfish in previous tank just found him really not fun
 
So I have a red sea reefer 350 that has finished cycling and i am ready to add my first fish.
Im thinking of adding one bangai cardinal captive bred and one green reef chromis
What do you guys think?
Those a cool fish. I would start with a pair of clowns.
 
So I have a red sea reefer 350 that has finished cycling and i am ready to add my first fish.
Im thinking of adding one bangai cardinal captive bred and one green reef chromis
What do you guys think?
One green chromis will alleviate the typical fighting and one bangaii is acceptable as in many cases you inherit a dominant male which kill other bangaiis
 

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