These fish ok for 150 gallon tank

[Becks]

Generally I prefer slower less active fish compared to fast swimming erratic style that some fish seem to exhibit if that makes sense. These are the fish I would like.

2x common clowns
Long nose hawkfish
Tailspot or bicolour blenny
Regal angelfish
Foxface rabbit fish
Butterfly fish not sure on the type yet, I would like a copperband but I'm aware they seem to do poorly in a lot of tanks.

If I am able to cultivate enough pods in the sump then later on down the line a dragonet.

It's a shame I can't have a lionfish as I would have one instead of something else.

 

[snorvich]

Generally I prefer slower less active fish compared to fast swimming erratic style that some fish seem to exhibit if that makes sense. These are the fish I would like.

2x common clowns
Long nose hawkfish
Tailspot or bicolour blenny
Regal angelfish
Foxface rabbit fish
Butterfly fish not sure on the type yet, I would like a copperband but I'm aware they seem to do poorly in a lot of tanks.

If I am able to cultivate enough pods in the sump then later on down the line a dragonet.

It's a shame I can't have a lionfish as I would have one instead of something else.

Should be fine.

 

[scooter31707]

Yep, I agree.

 

[brett559]

Why can't you get a lionfish? A small one?

 

[skiwez]

I would not suggest a lion since clowns and blennies are already on the list. The clowns would probably end up as expensive snacks

 

[3dees]

how about a Bangaii cardinal. better yet, a bonded pair.

 

[Becks]

I know people have said they have kept zebra lions with clowns and blennies with no problems, I just don't want to worry about them being eaten.

The cardinals I'm not keen on the colour, ideally I would like a blue fish something like a regal tang or powder blue tang but something that's not a tang. Don't get me wrong tangs are beautiful but I feel they need a huge tank to swim for how active they are.

 

[Hal]

I kept a copperband for years in a 150. No problems. Just make sure to feed it enough. I highly recommend live black worms. Mysis are next best.

 

[Becks]

So I changed my list!

Two percula clownfish
Long nose hawkfish
Bicolor blenny
Harlequin bass
Copperband butterfly fish
A second type of butterfly or a multibarred angelfish

Due to how difficult copperbands are to get eat even when feeding at the Lfs, I was thinking of adding him first that way he won't have to compete for food and I can work on him whilst all alone.

 

[T Haynes]

id check out for sure on the angel but looks good to me