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Hi. Tanks been going well. Fish are happy, gsp is all out. Parameters are perfect. My fish have grown alot.

It will be 2 weeks since I added my fish, next week I want to add some cuc because now im getting some diatoms. I would like to add 2 turbo snails, 2 nassarus snails, 1 red leg hermit, a small cleaner shrimp and 3 different zoas and a kenya tree coral.

Is this OK to add all at once? Or what would be a better recommend list? Its just easier for me to buy everything online at once. I do not have a QT but im planning on doing one real soon.

I am very patient, or atleast trying to be lol. I dont wanna crash my tank but from my understanding all of that will be a tiny bioload. Tank is 120L + 8L canister filter.

TIA

Ps, theres this lump on my gramma but hes been eating and out, seems happy. Ive asked about but people are saying hes just got like a cyst that is harmless and will go away?



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Only need to consider the fish as bioload since they are the main eaters and poopers in the tank,. Inverts and corals are too small to have affect on the bioload so go ahead IMO. Adding corals is always a good idea IMO, its a fast way to bring in lots of diverse bacteria's.
 
Only need to consider the fish as bioload since they are the main eaters and poopers in the tank,. Inverts and corals are too small to have affect on the bioload so go ahead IMO. Adding corals is always a good idea IMO, its a fast way to bring in lots of diverse bacteria's.
Thank you I will do that then, alot of people have told me its too much and will crash my tank.
 

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