synapticfire
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Hi,
I have started stocking my new-ish 180g tank.
It’s been running lean for a few months, time to increase the bioload.
I’ve had a nano tank for quite some time, but it is so limited to fish options that I am pretty new to fish. Trying to be diligent with quarantine on this tank.
Current residents:
Mature Yellow Tang ( re-homed from neighbor)
Small Tomini Tang
Melanurus Wrasse
Tailspot Blenny
Pink spotted watchman goby
In QT:
Small one spot Foxface
Small Scopas Tang
Coral: mostly SPS, a few decent sized colonies. Some zoas. Might add my hammer from my other tank soon.
I am thinking of adding 3-5 Anthias next.
I also promised the kids a blue tang at some point. Gotta keep the family interested.
Concerned about adding my Scopas to the DT, because of the Yellow. She’s chill, but you never know. Isolation box?
Not really interested in clowns. Have a pair in the nano tank, and that’s plenty.
Any suggestions?
I have started stocking my new-ish 180g tank.
It’s been running lean for a few months, time to increase the bioload.
I’ve had a nano tank for quite some time, but it is so limited to fish options that I am pretty new to fish. Trying to be diligent with quarantine on this tank.
Current residents:
Mature Yellow Tang ( re-homed from neighbor)
Small Tomini Tang
Melanurus Wrasse
Tailspot Blenny
Pink spotted watchman goby
In QT:
Small one spot Foxface
Small Scopas Tang
Coral: mostly SPS, a few decent sized colonies. Some zoas. Might add my hammer from my other tank soon.
I am thinking of adding 3-5 Anthias next.
I also promised the kids a blue tang at some point. Gotta keep the family interested.
Concerned about adding my Scopas to the DT, because of the Yellow. She’s chill, but you never know. Isolation box?
Not really interested in clowns. Have a pair in the nano tank, and that’s plenty.
Any suggestions?
