Worth an upgrade?

[vetteguy53081]

Ya I’m not sure if tangs are ever in my ideas. It would be cool to have a yellow but not sure. It would be more for smaller schooling fish. I’d just want a lot of movement.

Can you do just more of schooling fish instead of larger fish? I need to research that more

Absolutely and schooler are chromis and anthias as examples and may require more room. Even though you are looking at a 50g tank, keep in mind with rock and decor, you will have about 43 Useable gallons

 

[bvanfish]

Absolutely and schooler are chromis and anthias as examples and may require more room. Even though you are looking at a 50g tank, keep in mind with rock and decor, you will have about 43 Useable gallons

That’s a good call out. I think it would be cool to do something like the below:

2 clowns
2-3 chromis
2-3 damsel (hopefully something not too aggressive)
2-3 other smaller (goby, etc)

 

[vetteguy53081]

That’s a good call out. I think it would be cool to do something like the below:

2 clowns
2-3 chromis
2-3 damsel (hopefully something not too aggressive)
2-3 other smaller (goby, etc)

Damsels will be your nightmare followed by the clowns who should be added last ( they're territorial) Springieri damsels are a little calmer

 

[bvanfish]

Damsels will be your nightmare followed by the clowns who should be added last ( they're territorial) Springieri damsels are a little calmer

Would a stocking list like that be ok in a 62?

 

[kevgib67]

11 fish that size would be just fine.

 

[Madd_Reef]

This is super cool. I think that might be the winner

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