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FishDaddy1992

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I am kicking around the idea of getting a 62 gallon AIO from tidelines. I think one of the fish I want to include into the tank is a lionfish. What would be some other fish you might include? I would be ok with FOWLR but would prefer to have corals as a consideration for this. Or should I just stay clear of the lionfish?
 
What are the dimensions of the tank?

Fuzzy dwarf lion?
 
I might do something like:

Fuzzy dwarf lion
Lemonpeel angel
Flame hawk
Tomini tang
 
Are dominations more important than actual volume of the tank? I do have a 75 gallon that is sitting around but the girl has some legs on her, she's tall! Further, I have no way to put a sump under it as the stand that it is on does not have the appropriate space for it. Let me know what you think.
 
Are dominations more important than actual volume of the tank?
Yes. A couple examples would be the 20 Long Vs 20 Tall or a 40 breeder being a great reef tank Vs a 55 gallon being terrible.
I do have a 75 gallon that is sitting around but the girl has some legs on her, she's tall! Further, I have no way to put a sump under it as the stand that it is on does not have the appropriate space for it. Let me know what you think.
A standard 75 (48x18x20 or so high) is an awesome tank for a reef. Your tank has the same footprint.
 
Yes. A couple examples would be the 20 Long Vs 20 Tall or a 40 breeder being a great reef tank Vs a 55 gallon being terrible.

A standard 75 (48x18x20 or so high) is an awesome tank for a reef. Your tank has the same footprint.
The tank I provided the footprint for was as 62 gallon AIO from Tideline. I do not know the measurements of the 75 gallon that I have sitting around. If I had to guess, the tank is at least 24 tall.
 

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