What do you think, too much?

[heartbreak7]

Right now I have a standard 120 gallon BB sps tank, 30 gallon sump, Bubble Master 200 skimmer, plenty of flow.

The fish list is:

2 lyretail anthias
1 tomini tang
1 barrier reef chromis
1 blue chromis
1 sm midas blenny
pair rhomboid wrasses
1 female bellus
1 banggai cardinal

I have the opportunity to purchase a 2" black tang, but I'm not sure if that's pushing it or not. What do you all think?

Thanks

 

[zemuron114]

looks fine. Add slowly and QT everything. Last thing you want is one fish (especially the last one) to kill everything off.

 

[BangkokMatt]

I think the list looks ok except the Black Tang. It would be a real shame to put such a sought after fish in a crampt environment (or any fish for that matter!)
Also, I think Bangais look kind of lonely on their own. Try and get a pair. If your LFS has them look for the two which aren't hangin' with the rest of the fish.
Also..maybe add 4 lyretails (1m 3f) and leave out the chromis jmo.

It is fairly heavy stocking. As Zemuron said - add them very slowly. Take several months until your list is complete.

 

[falconut]

Looks fine to me too. I have a single Banggai and 2 Lyretail Anthias in my 90 for over two years, so they should be fine. I got two female Lyretails and the one has semi changed to male.

 

[heartbreak7]

Thanks for the replys everyone. I forgot to mention the tank has been up for about 6 months with most of the livestock coming from my previous tank of 2 years (I moved). The most recent additions were the lyretails about a month ago. It's an active tank, but most of the fish are pretty small, in fact the banggai may be the largest as he's about 3-4 years old.