What do you recommend?
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Parrotfish100
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A dwarf angel would be nice, or a pair of clowns if you plan to have a nem, they have great personality. If your tank is well established, Anthias are beautiful or a fairy wrasse. The possibilities are endless!:lolspin:
The tank has been setup and running for about a year and a half with 200 lbs of coraline covered live rock and 180 lbs of live oolite sand. I try to do a 30% WC every other month at this point because of the low bioload. I use instant ocean salt and occasionally dose oceans blend 2-part cal/alk. So im guessing it's established.
Like you said the options are endless that's why I'm looking for suggestions?
Like you said the options are endless that's why I'm looking for suggestions?
sslak
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Midas blennys are extremely fun to watch. I highly recommend one.
They spend almost all day out swimming in the current, and at night they duck into a hole and kinda perch there. They are relatively inexpensive, peaceful, bright colored, and easy to keep.
They stay pretty small 4-5" so they don't add much bioload, you can still keep lots of other fish.
Here's a video, you can see mine:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpLlgMjTC3w
They spend almost all day out swimming in the current, and at night they duck into a hole and kinda perch there. They are relatively inexpensive, peaceful, bright colored, and easy to keep.
They stay pretty small 4-5" so they don't add much bioload, you can still keep lots of other fish.
Here's a video, you can see mine:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpLlgMjTC3w
Parrotfish100
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And thats why I'm trying to help?:thumbsup: I stick by my original suggestion. Anthias are very beautiful and it sounds like you have experience so they shouldn't be hard to keep. I believe its one male per tank though.
