I would say this is an acro tank, not a fish tank...
There's one talbot's damsel. I had a sixline jump recently. Always kept to a small fish population (which could eat dry food) and then dosed nutrients to keep PO4 and NO3 off zero.
I would consider having more fish but I my rockwork doesn't allow for too many hiding spaces to diffuse tension and my sand bed is borderline too shallow for some burrowing wrasses. I can put a mesh top on the tank.
I prefer to be able to use dry food so I can auto-feed (and make it simpler when I'm out of town).
Do you guys have any recommendations? I think five cardinals is an option. I'm 'eh' on clownfish.
Chromis and damsels will probably kill their way down to 1-2.
There's one talbot's damsel. I had a sixline jump recently. Always kept to a small fish population (which could eat dry food) and then dosed nutrients to keep PO4 and NO3 off zero.
I would consider having more fish but I my rockwork doesn't allow for too many hiding spaces to diffuse tension and my sand bed is borderline too shallow for some burrowing wrasses. I can put a mesh top on the tank.
I prefer to be able to use dry food so I can auto-feed (and make it simpler when I'm out of town).
Do you guys have any recommendations? I think five cardinals is an option. I'm 'eh' on clownfish.
Chromis and damsels will probably kill their way down to 1-2.