paul87
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Thanks for the reply. Both clowns are mature. Was looking for a nice fish to look at that would help control the bristle worm population.
Why do you want to get rid of bristle worms? They are possibly the best members of a CUC.
Thanks for the reply. Both clowns are mature. Was looking for a nice fish to look at that would help control the bristle worm population.
Not all of them. But when I feed my tank in the evening they come out like clowns in a clown car.Why do you want to get rid of bristle worms? They are possibly the best members of a CUC.
Thanks for the reply. Both clowns are mature. Was looking for a nice fish to look at that would help control the bristle worm population.
Wasn't looking for an effect control. I just heard the six line wrasse can sometimes take a snack or two. So not an exact control and they are also really cool fish.Bristle worms are not controlled by six line wrasses. Available food in the tank controls them.
Why do you want to get rid of bristle worms? They are possibly the best members of a CUC.
I intend to purchase a yellow eye kole tank and bicolor dwarf angelfish. Current stock is 2 blacker ice clown and 1 red scooter dragonet.
Any advise is appreciated.
Current Stock List:
Maldives Lyretail Anthias (Female)
Maldives Lyretail Anthias (Female)
Maldives Lyretail Anthias (Female)
Maldives Lyretail Anthias (Male)
S & R Phantom Clownfish three clownfish will almost certainly become two clownfish over time
S & R Picasso Clownfish
S & R Picasso Clownfish
S & R Black Neon Dottyback very aggressive and may limit tank mates
S & R Black Neon Dottyback
Would like to add the following all at once:
Purple Tang
Powder Blue Tang
Regal Angel
feel free to check back for analysis with any plan changes
60gal cube with 30 sump.
Royal Gamma x1
Ocellaris clown x2
Kauderns Cardinal x2
McCoskers' Flasher Wrasse x1
Blue/green chromis x3
a second dwarf angel would work instead of the clownfish if added concurrently with the other dwarf angel. However, with two dwarf angels, adding nori would be indicatedNew (to me) 70gal 36x18x25 tank with 20 gal sump, skimmer, uv, 80lbs live rock and just finished the cycle.
Stocking plan:
4 Banggai Cardinals only a male/female pair will make it long term
1 Bi-color angel (also keeping mushrooms, zoas and other softies, i think this will be ok)
1 blue-spot goby, or similar
Thanks for the feedback.
I'll drop to 2 of Banggai Cardinals fine
Add:
1 Chalk Bass fine
2 Ocellaris clownfish (not really crazy about these, but seems a requirement)
Would like another dwarf angel, coral beauty or flame, if that would work.
I have since removed my tangs (sadly, the moorish Idol I had for 5 months passed).
Tank is 68 x 32 x 22 with mainly wrasses. Is adding a bluethroat trigger (single or pair) ok? I am aware they'll hunt some CUC or shrimps
I have 2 clown fish. what species?
my tank is 4 months old. eventually want mixed reef.
I would like to get a six line wrasse, but i have seen you say that it doesnt mix well with alot of other fish.
my stocking list is
bangai cardinal
pj cardinal
purple firefish
and either
flame angel or more likely a coral beauty dwarf angels, because they graze constantly, need a larger tank
does the wrasse mix with all of these. No. Especially the firefish in what order should i introduce them?
Ocelleris .
Besides the Firefish it mixes well with the others?
six line wrasses mix poorly with many fish and it is not always predictable which ones and how badly.
thanks. am I better off with a Carpenter's Flasher Wrasse (Paracheilinus carpenteri) or McCosker's Flasher Wrasse (Paracheilinus mccoskeri) than the 6 line?
Does your clown type match your anemone species?