c'mon Chris, fill us in!!
Can basements see?
I did a lot of house cleaning in the fish department.
I sold the tinker hybrid, goldflake, blue face, emperor, queen, orangepeel, blues potted lemmonpeel hybrid, and trio of flame backs.
I am going "reef safe" this time around although I am going to put a pair of conspics in the tank.
My stock list will be:
Clarion
Bandit
Conspics pair
Black tang pair
Chevron
4x yellow tang
2x purple tang
5-7 flame wrasse
30 mixed anthias
I had the trio of flamebacks in my 180 reef and they tortured the SPS. I am going to steer clear of Angela in this tank for now.consider some dwarf angels too.....
the tank is going to be gorgeous....you need to change the name of the thread from FOWLR to Reef though...:beer:
I may try a trio of some thing in the future but only after the reef matures.I still have my trio of Brazilian Flameback in my reef without any issue.
Also thinking of adding trio of multicolor.
Dwarf angel are very easy to train not to eat corals just feed them
Like anthias .
I will get some updated pics up of the equipment room and the plumbing.Yes and if they could talk.....
Hey.... pictures of the bathroom ? How about the plumbing for the tank ?
Actually I forgot to put that in the list. I am planning on 2 Achilles.How about adding a large Achilles!
After watching the bandit and the clarion very closely I think that fat and happy would definitely do it. Plus training the fish to eat from the water column is critical.Nice choice of fish that you chose. Do you have to keep the Conspics fat so they don't eat corals?
LOL! I am a sucker (as you know) however I am going to leave the "iffy" fish alone.Haha..........another sucker into the "reef safe" scene :lol2:
I am really looking forward to seeing what it looks like once everything settles down...the cobalt background is definitely awesome making the whole aquarium bright...I like the Aquascaping. Looks great now, should be spectacular in a year.
Seeing yours makes me want to do blue background on my next one.
any details on what light units you are using chris?