New 75 Gal stock plan

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### Current Stock Plan:
- 4 Skunk Cleaner Shrimp
- 2 Clownfish
- 1 Red Fire Fish Goby
- 1 Copperband Butterfly
- 1 Flame Angelfish
- 1 Blue Mandarin Dragonet
- 1 Yellow Watchman Goby
- 1 Purple Fire Fish
- 1 One Spot Foxface
Any problems/ suggestions or swap outs?

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I have a copperband and one spot in a 75 tank. Its is to small. I'm putting up a new 120 as we seak. Not much better, just a little taller and 6 inches more front to back. Sometimes copperbands don't make it very long. Hard to get them eating. If you want coral nix the flame. A mandarin needs a mature tank with a sump full of copepods or you have to constantly buy them to feed it. Also the copperband is timid and will limit future tank mates. Just my 2 pennies
 
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### Current Stock Plan:
- 4 Skunk Cleaner Shrimp
- 2 Clownfish
- 1 Red Fire Fish Goby
- 1 Copperband Butterfly
- 1 Flame Angelfish
- 1 Blue Mandarin Dragonet
- 1 Yellow Watchman Goby
- 1 Purple Fire Fish
- 1 One Spot Foxface
Any problems/ suggestions or swap outs?

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Put your power heads at the top of the tank pointing up. This will create gas exchange.
 
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### Current Stock Plan:
- 4 Skunk Cleaner Shrimp
- 2 Clownfish
- 1 Red Fire Fish Goby
- 1 Copperband Butterfly
- 1 Flame Angelfish
- 1 Blue Mandarin Dragonet
- 1 Yellow Watchman Goby
- 1 Purple Fire Fish
- 1 One Spot Foxface
Any problems/ suggestions or swap outs?

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Take the foxface out. Wayy to big of a fish for a 75 gallon. Mine reached six inches in 3 months and atill growinf
 
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I have a copperband and one spot in a 75 tank. Its is too small. I'm putting up a new 120 as we seak. Not much better, just a little taller and 6 inches more front to back. Sometimes copperbands don't make it very long. Hard to get them eating. If you want coral nix the flame. A mandarin needs a mature tank with a sump full of copepods or you have to constantly buy them to feed it. Also the copperband is timid and will limit future tank mates. Just my 2 pennies
Hmm okay sounds good thank you
 
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Isn’t this what the bubblers are for? bare with me I’m only about 3 months into this on my 20 gal
Bubblers are fresh water. Not much in fresh water transfer to salt. Water tension at the top being broken by flow is the preferred way
 
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Gotchu. It’s hard I’ve heard so many mixed answers lol
Yeah they get huge. Trust me it will outgrow your tank in a month. I kept a tiny baby in my 70 as a grow out tank but she outgrew it so fast! My current one is huge! He is bigger than my naso tang next to him in the picture
 

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Yeah they get huge. Trust me it will outgrow your tank in a month. I kept a tiny baby in my 70 as a grow out tank but she outgrew it so fast! My current one is huge! He is bigger than my naso tang next to him in the picture
Wow. Beautiful tho
 
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WHICH PART OF YOUR SETUP IS HARDEST TO REACH OR REMOVE FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE?

  • Glass behind or beside the tank

    Votes: 8 33.3%
  • Powerheads or wavemakers

    Votes: 2 8.3%
  • Sump or rear filtration chambers

    Votes: 3 12.5%
  • Skimmer or other filtration equipment

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  • Overflow or plumbing

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