joeyasaurusrex
New member
Hello, I'm new to this hobby, and I've got a 150 gal tank at a nursing home i'm setting up from scratch, so far I've set it up with a 30 gal sump, around 120 lbs of live rock (fairly new with some mature ones mixed in) and the ammonia cycle is complete. Current stock list is as follows:
-Koran Angel, juvenile
-Bengaii Cardinal
-yellowtail blue damsel
-green chromis
-purple pseudochromis
-sailfin tang
-condylactis anemone
-maroon clownfish (hosting the condy anemone!!)
-sand sifting starfish
That's it so far, any recommendations? I'm looking to get a cleaning crew next, haven't decided officially but I'm thinking blueleg hermits, nassarius snails, and turbo grazers? Large bright fish are well appreciated by the residents at the nursing home, but I'd also like as much variety as possible.
Let me know what you think all of you experienced reef keepers!
Thanks,
-joe
PS: I'm particularly proud of the Condy Anemone / Clownfish thing :beer:
-Koran Angel, juvenile
-Bengaii Cardinal
-yellowtail blue damsel
-green chromis
-purple pseudochromis
-sailfin tang
-condylactis anemone
-maroon clownfish (hosting the condy anemone!!)
-sand sifting starfish
That's it so far, any recommendations? I'm looking to get a cleaning crew next, haven't decided officially but I'm thinking blueleg hermits, nassarius snails, and turbo grazers? Large bright fish are well appreciated by the residents at the nursing home, but I'd also like as much variety as possible.
Let me know what you think all of you experienced reef keepers!
Thanks,
-joe
PS: I'm particularly proud of the Condy Anemone / Clownfish thing :beer:
