Possible Live Stock List - 80g Shallow Reef

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Possible Live Stock List

1. Pair of Ocellaris Clownfish (already in my current set up)
2. Mandarin Goby (already in my current set up)
3. Three Bartlett's Anthias
4. Yellow Tang
5. Leopard Wrasse
6. Diamond Goby (won't be introduced until tank is established for 3 month minimum)

Total Fish = 8 to 9

CUC
fire shrimp (already in my current set up)
astrea snails (already in my current set up)
a few hermits (already in my current set up)
a couple turbo snails (already in my current set up)
2 fighting conchs (already in my current set up)

This will be in an SPS dominant system with 3 hydra 26's over it and one beast of a skimmer in the sump. Feel free to chime with your thoughts or comments.
 
It's even more important to have an established tank for a mandarin.
 
My Mandarin has been doing great in my current 40b tank. Never dosed pods in it and it won't touch frozen. I plan on transferring all macro algae once the new tank is ready and dosing with a set of pods to ensure proper numbers for eating and adjusting to new tank.
 

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