Help me w/ 120g Tank Stock

SteveJakubiec

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1-Potter's Angelfish
2-Onyx Percula Clownfish
1-Tomini Tang
1-Leopard Wrasse
1-Flame Hawkfish
3-Barlett Anthias (Or other suggestion?)
5-Chromis

Would this work?
 
thats fine for an lps style tank in a 55 and too big of a fish load for an sps unless ur filtration/skimming was better..but u should be fine with the exception of the bartlett anthias they need at least a 150
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12758876#post12758876 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by njmaxima
thats fine for an lps style tank in a 55 and too big of a fish load for an sps unless ur filtration/skimming was better..but u should be fine with the exception of the bartlett anthias they need at least a 150
:lmao: The title is "Help me w/ 120g Tank Stock"! Either way, that's too heavy of a load for anything less than a 90 (imo). You could add a few more (small) fish in there, methinks.
 
1-Potter's Angelfish
2-Onyx Percula Clownfish
1-Tomini Tang
1-Leopard Wrasse
1-Flame Hawkfish

I know I definately want the top 5.
5-Chromis or 3 Anthias? <---need help on this one.
1-Algae Blenny (Any other suggestions)
1-Yashia Goby w/Pistol Shrimp or (YWG)
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12765074#post12765074 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by TheSaltwaterGuy
I vote for the Anthias. IMO, they're much prettier than Chromis'.
+1

Also, algae blennies like to starve in captivity.
 
1-Potter's Angelfish
2-Onyx Percula Clownfish
1-Tomini Tang
1-Leopard Wrasse
1-Flame Hawkfish
3-5 Anthias (What species)
1-Yashia Goby w/Pistol Shrimp
CUC Snails Only/Slug possibly
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12768465#post12768465 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by TheSaltwaterGuy
I like Lyretail Anthias.
I would worry that they get too big for the tank - if a Bartlett's trio wouldn't fit too comfortably in a 120, then squamapinnis definitely won't.
 
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