Master Kyle 297
Reef Freak
Would all these fish make a good community reef in a large tank with SPS corals?
Potter's Dwarf Angel
Majestic Angel
Regal Angel
Swissguard Basslet
Copperband Butterfly
Percula Clownfish (pair)
Mandarin Dragonet
Longnose Hawkfish
Achilles Tang
Blue Tang
Chevron Tang
Harlequin Tuskfish
Cleaner Wrasse
Leopard Wrasse (pair)
As far as the angels go I'm pretty sure they can all go together because they have a different shape and coloration and they are a different genus, same with the tangs.
For corals I'm looking at mostly acropora corals but I like the look of a green carpet anemone anemone with an addition of a deresa or tridanca clam if the angels dont pick at it. Also I've cane across a type of crab that live in the branches of acropora corals. I might consider getting a couple just to make sure the fish aren't picking on the corals.
I would really appreciate feedback on this because this is an idea for my dream tank that I am planning for and I want to have a good compatible plan and stick to it.
So lastly what are other colorful reef dwelling fish that would be a good addition to the community? I want to get the stick list first then worry about the tank size and lighting later so I know what I need. I've been keeping a 90g LPS tank for almost two years now and it has been going well and I plan on keeping it until I have my "dream tank" planned out.
Many thanks
Potter's Dwarf Angel
Majestic Angel
Regal Angel
Swissguard Basslet
Copperband Butterfly
Percula Clownfish (pair)
Mandarin Dragonet
Longnose Hawkfish
Achilles Tang
Blue Tang
Chevron Tang
Harlequin Tuskfish
Cleaner Wrasse
Leopard Wrasse (pair)
As far as the angels go I'm pretty sure they can all go together because they have a different shape and coloration and they are a different genus, same with the tangs.
For corals I'm looking at mostly acropora corals but I like the look of a green carpet anemone anemone with an addition of a deresa or tridanca clam if the angels dont pick at it. Also I've cane across a type of crab that live in the branches of acropora corals. I might consider getting a couple just to make sure the fish aren't picking on the corals.
I would really appreciate feedback on this because this is an idea for my dream tank that I am planning for and I want to have a good compatible plan and stick to it.
So lastly what are other colorful reef dwelling fish that would be a good addition to the community? I want to get the stick list first then worry about the tank size and lighting later so I know what I need. I've been keeping a 90g LPS tank for almost two years now and it has been going well and I plan on keeping it until I have my "dream tank" planned out.
Many thanks
