krjackso
New member
Hey everyone. Long time reefer, and think I know the answer but looking for some experienced feedback. I currently have a 270 gallon tank with a very well established fish community. 13 peaceful inhabitants, few tangs, clowns, wrasses, flame angel, hawkfish, etc.
So after loosing quite a bit of my corals, it opened up an opportunity to get some fish I have always wanted but couldnt have in a full blown reef. So now Ive got 11 new fish that have all gone through tank transfer method and weeks of quarantine. Everyone is eating well and ready to go. Here is a list of the new introductions...
1 very large stars and stripes puffer (will be largest in whole tank)
1 medium dogface puffer
1 medium bluethroat trigger
1 medium huma huma trigger
1 small yellow tang
1 small emperor angel
1 medium heniochus butterfly
2 x mediium pearlscale butterflies
2 x small bangaii cardinals
Pretty significant additions. So here is my question. What is the best way to introduce these guys. I know lights out is always good. but what about order? all at the same time (bio-load is a non-issue)? a few each couple of days? etc. Thanks in advance for any and all advice.
So after loosing quite a bit of my corals, it opened up an opportunity to get some fish I have always wanted but couldnt have in a full blown reef. So now Ive got 11 new fish that have all gone through tank transfer method and weeks of quarantine. Everyone is eating well and ready to go. Here is a list of the new introductions...
1 very large stars and stripes puffer (will be largest in whole tank)
1 medium dogface puffer
1 medium bluethroat trigger
1 medium huma huma trigger
1 small yellow tang
1 small emperor angel
1 medium heniochus butterfly
2 x mediium pearlscale butterflies
2 x small bangaii cardinals
Pretty significant additions. So here is my question. What is the best way to introduce these guys. I know lights out is always good. but what about order? all at the same time (bio-load is a non-issue)? a few each couple of days? etc. Thanks in advance for any and all advice.