Frost_Hydra
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Sorry if it seems like I'm just blurting out info...
My tank has been running for about 7 months now. It has about 10 pounds of live rock, 40 pounds of dry rock, and 2 inches of live sandbed. It has about 30 snails (5 different species), the majority of which are Nassarius, to keep the sandbed aerated. There's a Skunk Cleaner Shrimp and a baby Pederson Cleaner Shrimp. There is a decently healthy Tibse copepod population and a very small Bubble Tip Anemone, and some Grape Kelp. Fish wise there's a male Carpenter Wrasse, Diamond Watchman Goby, Teardrop Occelaris Clownfish, and a Midnight Occelaris Clownfish. The clownfish are starting to mate and one is hosting the BTA. All the inhabitants are peaceful and are either omnivores or carnivores, and the majority of the fish won't get bigger than 3 inchs (id like to keep it that way).
I was wondering bioload wise how many more fish I can keep; as I was planning on getting a Curious Wormfish, Black Axil Chromis, and a Tracey's Damsel Fish. I was hoping on adding another BTA and a few hardy soft corals too.
My two main questions are if the bioload can handle the 4 fish (and if it could handle more) and if you guys had any recommendations/concerns on the fish or tank. Thank you in advance (and for getting this far).
My tank has been running for about 7 months now. It has about 10 pounds of live rock, 40 pounds of dry rock, and 2 inches of live sandbed. It has about 30 snails (5 different species), the majority of which are Nassarius, to keep the sandbed aerated. There's a Skunk Cleaner Shrimp and a baby Pederson Cleaner Shrimp. There is a decently healthy Tibse copepod population and a very small Bubble Tip Anemone, and some Grape Kelp. Fish wise there's a male Carpenter Wrasse, Diamond Watchman Goby, Teardrop Occelaris Clownfish, and a Midnight Occelaris Clownfish. The clownfish are starting to mate and one is hosting the BTA. All the inhabitants are peaceful and are either omnivores or carnivores, and the majority of the fish won't get bigger than 3 inchs (id like to keep it that way).
I was wondering bioload wise how many more fish I can keep; as I was planning on getting a Curious Wormfish, Black Axil Chromis, and a Tracey's Damsel Fish. I was hoping on adding another BTA and a few hardy soft corals too.
My two main questions are if the bioload can handle the 4 fish (and if it could handle more) and if you guys had any recommendations/concerns on the fish or tank. Thank you in advance (and for getting this far).
