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30"x32"x96" bare bottom.
I don't want to fill it with a few big fish. I want it active.
Please give me ideas.
If they fight I have 2 x 150 gallon stock tubs as a jail.
 
Lots of options obviously, but I personally would have to have several species groups of anthia, as well as a couple choice tangs, and of course I always have clowns.
Tailspot benny and grammas are on my must have list as well
 
30"x32"x96" bare bottom.
I don't want to fill it with a few big fish. I want it active.
Please give me ideas.
If they fight I have 2 x 150 gallon stock tubs as a jail.
Personally I’d add a few larger tangs, like an Achilles, vlamingii, and a blue hippo. Also larger wrasses like harliquen tusks, dragon wrasses, and large coris wrasses r really awesome. The larger angels r also very pretty, like an emperor or French. As far as anthias go I’d say lyretails r the best bang for your buck, but blotchy anthias are probably the most beautiful.

Is this gonna b a fish only or reef?
 

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