To much fish for a 70 gallon?

[weldrick208658]

I’m wondering if this will be to much fish for a aio 70 gallon, I’m currently running a protein skimmer sponges, filter floss, media balls and carbon in the back chambers

I currently have:
A Yasha goby and pistol shrimp, pair of clownfish, stary blenny, clown goby, and cleaner goby with a decent clean up crew and anemone

In the future I want to get: 4 blue green chromis, cleaner wrasse, yellow watchmen goby, and a manderin dragonet

Just wondering if this will be to much stock?

 

[fishywishy]

That’s completely fine.

 

[KrisReef]

The difficulty with chromis is that they need to be “well fed” to prevent aggression and cannibalism (according to the wisdom shared here by many other posters.)

The challenge with so many gobies is that they mostly want to live in the same habitat so they may compete for the same space in your tank?

It would be easier to assess your situation if you post a picture of the tank.

 

[fishywishy]

The difficulty with chromis is that they need to be “well fed” to prevent aggression and cannibalism (according to the wisdom shared here by many other posters.)

The challenge with so many gobies is that they mostly want to live in the same habitat so they may compete for the same space in your tank?

It would be easier to assess your situation if you post a picture of the tank.

I agree about the chromis, but I have almost the same gobies and about five others in my 75 gallon tank. As long as there’s enough space, they should be fine. You don’t really need to worry about aggression with gobies unless you’re dealing with a nano tank or something similar.

 

[JoJosReef]

Fine for a 75. Cleaner wrasse might become problematic though. You have no large fish and the cleaner might pester the smaller ones (to death).

 

[weldrick208658]

The difficulty with chromis is that they need to be “well fed” to prevent aggression and cannibalism (according to the wisdom shared here by many other posters.)

The challenge with so many gobies is that they mostly want to live in the same habitat so they may compete for the same space in your tank?

It would be easier to assess your situation if you post a picture of the tank.

 

[ILikeFish!]

What kind of lights do you have?

 

[weldrick208658]

What kind of lights do you have?

I have a maxspect 420r that’s mounted on the ceiling, I’m trying it out and so far the soft corals I have like it