nigeldcat
New Member
My current 150G tank has been up and running since Oct 2011. Current residents are a mated pair of Ocellaris clowns that I have had since 2001in a previous tank. Other residents include Eibli Angel, Midas Blenny, One spot Foxface, and a Scarlett Skunk Cleaner Shrimp, hermits, and snails. I do have some soft corals throughout the tank.
The tank is a little lonely as just before the pandemic I lost my a 7.5-year-old Kole Tang and was starting to think about some new fish, but then the pandemic hit. Over the course of the pandemic, I lost a 5.5-year-old Pink Spotted Watchman Goby and a 7.5-year-old Longnose Butterfly fish. The deaths were spaced out so attribute those to old age and seems to be average life span. Fast forward to last week and I just lost my 10-year-old six line wrasse (Jimi).
QT tank is back up and running and working on a new stock plan so jumping back into the forums to do some research. I am joining this forum as it seems to be the most active and some of the others seem to have fallen a little into the shadows. I keep an uncrowded tank as it keeps the aggression down, tank stable, and maintenance easy. I will be throwing out my ideas soon for feedback. Although I am sad to lose Jimi who was mostly peaceful, not having a six line anymore is going to open options without having to worry he may snap.
The tank is a little lonely as just before the pandemic I lost my a 7.5-year-old Kole Tang and was starting to think about some new fish, but then the pandemic hit. Over the course of the pandemic, I lost a 5.5-year-old Pink Spotted Watchman Goby and a 7.5-year-old Longnose Butterfly fish. The deaths were spaced out so attribute those to old age and seems to be average life span. Fast forward to last week and I just lost my 10-year-old six line wrasse (Jimi).
QT tank is back up and running and working on a new stock plan so jumping back into the forums to do some research. I am joining this forum as it seems to be the most active and some of the others seem to have fallen a little into the shadows. I keep an uncrowded tank as it keeps the aggression down, tank stable, and maintenance easy. I will be throwing out my ideas soon for feedback. Although I am sad to lose Jimi who was mostly peaceful, not having a six line anymore is going to open options without having to worry he may snap.
