My tank

[JohnniG]

I currently stock:

5 orange anthias
3 osc. clownfish
2 saddleback clownfish
2 pink clownfish
1 bicolor angel
2 blue chromiz
1 cleaner shrimp
1 moray eel
1 sand seastar

They are all small atm, and everything is fine. I just got rid of cyano and i'm thinking about adding a tang or two and maybe one of the more calm triggers. What do you think?

And no, the clowns seem fine and doesn't kill each other. They have separate anemones and seem very unbothered by each other.

 

[JohnniG]

140 gal aquarium, as stated in sig hehe

 

[Sugar Magnolia]

And no, the clowns seem fine and doesn't kill each other. They have separate anemones and seem very unbothered by each other.

That's because they are still juveniles. Once a pair forms a bond and they start spawning all bets are off. You'll end up with just the pair.

 

[JohnniG]

That's because they are still juveniles. Once a pair forms a bond and they start spawning all bets are off. You'll end up with just the pair.

Some say. Others have had them for years while mated.

 

[CedzAquAddictio]

Yeah, I paused at the clownfish too...

But to answer your original question, I have a yellow tang and 2 BT triggers. One male, and one female. The triggers and tang don't even acknowledge eachother but are fun to watch in their own ways. The tang was added after the triggers...
There's been a debate about BT's being shy. Mine were only shy for the first two weeks. Now they are always out and about, playing in the powerhead streams, begging for food, and moving rocks around.

Best of luck!!!

 

[JohnniG]

Thank you for the reply

 

[aandfsoccr04]

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