Stocking Suggestions for 120G??

[m0nkie]

This is a good list, is this what you currently have in your 100g?
Invert safe would be good for me too as I want to have some inverts.

yes the upper portion of the list is what i currently have. very peaceful tank. no aggression. I have just about all the shrimps out there, fromia and clams. my main concern for stocking list is to protect my clams..

the foxface is not 100% clam safe, but he took care of all my algae problem in 2 days! keeping an eye on him.. been a model citizen for a few months now

 

[AlexHamilton]

Alright, so here is what I have so far.

3 Dispar Anthias,
1 Kole Tang
1 mated pair of clowns,
3 carpenter flasher wrasse,
1 Midas blenny,

I already ran this passed Snorvich and he approved.

He also said I can have more then this. Any recommendations of what fish should get along with this list?

 

[fishhuman]

I would add a foxface, a dwarf angelfish, a firefish, a watchman goby and shrimp, and 3 pyramid butterflyfish, this may be to much but cause I tend to overstock

 

[hobbzz]

I wouldn't do three carpenters. When I said multiples I meant multiple species, sorry for the confusion.

 

[AlexHamilton]

Three carpenters are fine as long as long as two are females. I read about it. From what I read they recommend groups of them since the male will put on a display. And like I said I ran it past Snorvich and he approved.

 

[hobbzz]

Yes, two females would be fine with a male, but I've never seen one for sale in 14 years in the hobby. Check out live aquaria and blue zoo aquatics, and you can sign up for an in-stock notification for females.

 

[AlexHamilton]

I'll keep an eye out. I have plenty of time to wait before I begin stocking.

 

[AlexHamilton]

Are they any other mellow tempered Wrasses that I can have multiples of?

 

[hobbzz]

Multiples of the same species? Or different species? The general rule is that most species will mix fine, with a couple exceptions. That is for reef safe wrasses. And I personally don't know of any males that cannot be housed with females of the same species.

 

[AlexHamilton]

Its seems the easier route would be to go multiple wrasses of different species.
What would you recommend?

 

[hobbzz]

I like blue flasher wrasses, mckoskers flasher, yellowfin flasher, filamented flasher, exquisite fairy, bluehead fairy, labout's fairy, Longfin, whipfin, and orange back fairies. The labout's can sometimes be expensive, $100+, sometimes less. Then there are more pricey ones like rhomboid and lineatus. They are all generally peaceful and can be mixed.

 

[shesacharmer]

My Solarensis pair of Wrasses get along fine with my McCoskers.

 

[hobbzz]

Forgot to say that if you go with a whipfin, add it last. They can be hit or miss with aggression. Another hit or miss is the mystery wrasse. Add last if you go with that one as well.

 

[AlexHamilton]

Alright, so here is what I have so far.

3 Dispar Anthias,
1 Kole Tang
1 mated pair of clowns,
3 carpenter flasher wrasse, (Changing to 3 assorted Wrasse)
1 Midas blenny,

I already ran this passed Snorvich and he approved.

He also said I can have more then this. Any recommendations of what fish should get along with this list?

So I am still struggling to figure out the final few fish I want to add to the list above!

Any suggestions?