Would these fish be compadible?

[clowntriggerfis]

I would like to get the following fish in a reef with softies and most likely some SPS, will they be compadible and not cramped in a 135(6X1.5X2)?I would also like to know any other info that you think may be inportant.I also would like to know what you have to add to the tank to keep softies with SPS?All info is aprecciated. Thanks
FISH
1-Lieutenant tang
1-Yellow tang
1-Scopas tang
2- Tomato clowns
1- Sixline wrasse(I know they can be mean he will be added last so if he is not wise and decides not to be a model citezen he can go back in the QT)
1-Flame angel
1-Black nox angel or Potters angel
1-Venustus angel
INVERTS
2-Clams(1 crocea and 1 maxima or derasa)
3-Tuxedo urchins
1-Blue linckia
1-Orange linckia
15-Bumble bee snails
2-Abalone
10-Astraea snails
1-Fighting conch
1-Bubble tip anemone
1-Green haddoni carpet anemone(hopeing it will be fine with my fish but assuming not)
SOFTIES
Neon pineapple tree coral
Taro tree coral
Purple passion tree coral
Lemon tree coral
Blue ridge coral
Taylors purple tree coral
Devils hand leather coral
Cauliflower colt coral
SPS(not 100% sure if I will do SPS but if I do this is them)
Various acropora
Fluorescent horn coral
Encrusting horn coral
Merulina cup coral
Birdsnest coral
Ruffled ridge coral
And any other SPS I find that I like and I can take care of

 

[crobattt]

Only thing i see is the two dwarf angels, they would probably fight. the tangs might be pushing it, but i think it would be alright.

 

[clowntriggerfis]

Thats awesome thanks.

 

[snorvich]

I think it is eight great tomatoes in an itty bitty can (sorry contadina). The clowns will become incredibly aggressive, and I do not recommend three tangs in a 135.

 

[swencel]

I'd drop the tangs to two. If you are set on having two pigmie angels, I'd add the Potters first.

 

[crobattt]

btw, 1 dwarf angel per tank.

 

[clowntriggerfis]

If the dwarf angels dont play nice with each other then I have a tank I can put them in temperary or maybe even long term. I know the clowns will get aggressive I have them now and dont even look at my chromises which would definitly lose the fight if there is one.And not to be rude but all of you keep saying 2 dwarf angels I listed 3(venustus,flame,potters or black nox). I will use breeder boxes or critter containers when intriducing them to see how the start getting along and then realese them and if the dont get along as I said in a sentence before I have a tank I can put them in, but if it is most likely going to end in disaster with the species I want then I will not do it.

 

[crobattt]

Don't even try it with the dwarfs. I have a black nox, it's afraid of everything that moves in my room, i introduced a flame, and it became rambo.

 

[clowntriggerfis]

Don't even try it with the dwarfs. I have a black nox, it's afraid of everything that moves in my room, i introduced a flame, and it became rambo.

Wow everything in the room thats crazy.
Does any one have a suggestion about the haddoni? How risky would it be?

 

[crobattt]

If you know what you are doing they can be great, you have to make sure your tank is mature, and you have suitable lighting and flow, but they do get to be MASSIVE

 

[snorvich]

Wow everything in the room thats crazy.
Does any one have a suggestion about the haddoni? How risky would it be?

Well, they eat fish. Is that risky?

 

[clowntriggerfis]

Well, they eat fish. Is that risky?

Yeah I know they eat fish but how likely is it my fish will be victims. I guess thats what I realty want to know.

 

[Toddrtrex]

With an S. haddoni, it is a matter of "when" and not "if" for it to eat a fish. Been keeping them for the last 15 years or so, and I am getting closer to thinking about only keeping them in a species only tank (( with a pair of clowns )).

Also, IME, S. haddonis don't mix well with E. quadricolors, they don't seem to stay settled in, even with running carbon.

Lastly, you have picked 2 dwarf angels that can be difficult to keep, if you haven't keep dwarf angels before would recommend starting off with some other ones. Also, Potter's tend to prefer cooler tanks.

 

[swencel]

I have had lots of friends that have put a carpet in their tank only to have it eat either the fish they placed in the tank at the same time (in the QT) or one of their established fish when they finally get it in the tank.

 

[clowntriggerfis]

Thanks love haddonis but not going to risk it.

 

[clowntriggerfis]

With an S. haddoni, it is a matter of "when" and not "if" for it to eat a fish. Been keeping them for the last 15 years or so, and I am getting closer to thinking about only keeping them in a species only tank (( with a pair of clowns )).

Also, IME, S. haddonis don't mix well with E. quadricolors, they don't seem to stay settled in, even with running carbon.

Lastly, you have picked 2 dwarf angels that can be difficult to keep, if you haven't keep dwarf angels before would recommend starting off with some other ones. Also, Potter's tend to prefer cooler tanks.

Which angel is hard to care for besides venustus.

 

[clowntriggerfis]

How cold does the water have to be for porters angels.

 

[swencel]

I've kept Potters successfully in regular temps for reefs. They are actually very hardy once you have them acclimated and I've never had problems with corals and them.

 

[sandwi54]

potter's angels are very shy and should really not be kept with other dwarf angels due to harassment. they succumb to stress very easily.

 

[clowntriggerfis]

never mind