Stocking question?

danimallaminad

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I have a 125 gallon tank with just about 10 corals and the fish already in the tank are 1-Blue Tang, 1-Tomini Tang, 1-Maroon clown with an anemone, 1-purple pseudo, 1 red firefish, and 1-chainlink eel. I was wondering what other fish i could put in here that would swim and are colorful? or am i fully stocked?
 
+2 on the wrasse. Beautiful (albeit exepensive) fish. They're also jumpers so make sure you have mesh over the top.
 
A nice bottom dweller would be cool. I have alot of rockwork though and I wouldn't just want it hiding all the time. I was thinking about a flame angel but i already have a coral beauty in another tank. Thanks for all the help guys.
 
How about a hawk fish? Quirky Personality as they scoot around tank and find a perch to hang out on. Very funny fish to watch IMO. Flame hawks are pretty cool looking.

If the Lineatus is too much $ check some of the other fairy or flasher wrasses and just see what you like (+1 to the mesh on the tank). As far as smaller angels check out a venustus and a bellus.
 
ORA cleaner gobies are among my favorites I have 3 and they are fully of little personality and its always cool to see one of my tangs swim up and change color to get the occasional cleaning
 
ok so I ended up merging two tanks. I moved my coral beauty and sixline wrasse and red firefish into the 125 gallon and am letting them get used to each other. I am now wondering if my tank is maxed out? The list is now 2-red firefish, 1-blue tang, 1-tomini tang, 1-coral beauty, 1-sixline wrasse, 1-maroon clown, 1-chainlink moray, 1-purple pseudo.
 
I tend to be in the 'heavy stocking' camp, so, no 9 fish doesn't seem maxed out to me. Moray can be a prett heavy bio load fish, though, so may depend a bit on size.

Heck, I've got 17 fish in a 90 :eek1:
 
Well down to 8 fish. One of the firefish didn't make it. I'm pretty sure the eel got to him at night cause just his tail was laying on the ground. RIP-Flick
 
Yep, that eel is going to be a risk to small fish. I imagine your pseudochromis will be on the menu eventually, too. As the eel gets bigger, it might go for larger fish.
 
honestly I wouldn't miss the purple pseudo. I know it sounds heartless but he is a pain. He attacks everything in the tank and nips everybodys fins. I want to remove him but I dont want to turn my tank inside out.
 
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