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Hello everyone!
I am currently in the process of breaking down my 75 gallon freshwater cichlid tank to begin the transition to a reef tank. I plan on getting the Fiji Cube AIO kit as I do not want a sump.
For my stocking list so far I have:
1x Tomini Tang (from what I have read online a 4ft tank is the minimum and if I notice the fish is getting too big rehoming is not a problem)
1x Yellow Coris Wrasse
As for fish if thought about:
2x designer clowns (my only hesitation is from when I kept smaller tanks, the clowns were super aggressive and I would like to avoid them bullying tankmates)
2x Banggai Cardinalfish
1x Firefish
1x Bicolor Blenny
1x Flame Hawkfish
1x Royal Gramma
1x Yellow Watchman Goby
I want to keep the stocking of the tank light, consisting of only 5 or 6 fish. I would also prefer if the fish served a purpose, similar to the tang for algae control and the wrasse for pest control. Please let me know what you all think! Id love to hear any ideas
I am currently in the process of breaking down my 75 gallon freshwater cichlid tank to begin the transition to a reef tank. I plan on getting the Fiji Cube AIO kit as I do not want a sump.
For my stocking list so far I have:
1x Tomini Tang (from what I have read online a 4ft tank is the minimum and if I notice the fish is getting too big rehoming is not a problem)
1x Yellow Coris Wrasse
As for fish if thought about:
2x designer clowns (my only hesitation is from when I kept smaller tanks, the clowns were super aggressive and I would like to avoid them bullying tankmates)
2x Banggai Cardinalfish
1x Firefish
1x Bicolor Blenny
1x Flame Hawkfish
1x Royal Gramma
1x Yellow Watchman Goby
I want to keep the stocking of the tank light, consisting of only 5 or 6 fish. I would also prefer if the fish served a purpose, similar to the tang for algae control and the wrasse for pest control. Please let me know what you all think! Id love to hear any ideas