Fill out my 120 fowlr

[Kayadad]

I have a 120 fowlr with the following already in place:

- Hi-fin red banded goby
- red firefish
- pair of black and white misbarred clowns
- starry blenny
- midas blenny
- chocolate chip star
- fire shrimp
- 3 fishting conches
- various snails
- various hermits

I know I want:

- another hi-fin goby to try and form a pair
- trio of dwarf angels
- pistol shrimp
- another star fish of some type

Can I also add some of these?:

- Kole Tang
- Trio of anthias (or 5 some)
- 2-3 flasher wrasse
- pair of banggai cardinalfish
- ??? who doesn't like cool stuff
- taking suggestions

 

[scooter31707]

I would not do a trio of Dwarf Angels in that size tank. Kole Tang would be fine, but be careful there is a lot of post on this forum about Kole being aggressive to Starry and Lawnmower Blennies. How long is the tank, 4 or 5ft?

 

[Kayadad]

Tank is a standard 120, 4' x 2' x 2'.

I have read of many others keeping multiple dwarfs angles in tanks, is my 120 too small?

I have read concerns about Kole tangs and blennies. Any other small tangs that you would recommend?

 

[SecretiveFish]

If you like your starry blenny, I would not add the Kole Tang. The Kole tang I had would attack my combtooth blenny on sight in our 150g... It makes sense when you consider they live in the same area of the tank and are grazers.

Trying to pair two fish after one is established is too rich for my blood. I would be inclined not too, but you may get lucky...

Have you looked at the Chalk Bass? You can add multiple to the same tank.

 

[scooter31707]

IMO, I believe you tank is too small. If you were at a 6ft 125 or 150, then I would say you may have a chance. Not a lot space in a 4ft tank for territory.

 

[Kayadad]

IMO, I believe you tank is too small. If you were at a 6ft 125 or 150, then I would say you may have a chance. Not a lot space in a 4ft tank for territory.

Thank you. I will definitely give your comments some thought.