Fountainhead
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Two year old (almost 2 years old, anyway) 100 gallon tank. It is 60 inches long, rather than the 48 inches you might expect of a 100 gallon tank. TBS rock. There are inverts (serpent stars, cleaner shrimp, porcelain crabs) and some soft corals.
Current population (in the order added):
2 oscellaris clownfish
1 good-sized yellow tang
1 diamond goby
1 flame angel
6 blue/green chomis
It's been 6 months since I added the chromis, and all the fish are well. The only losses I have suffered were one of the original clownfish pair to brooklynella back in the beginning (the other survived and I added a 2nd clown a few weeks later) and I originally had 7 chromis, but one died within a couple of days with no particular symptoms. The rest have been fine now for months.
I'd like to add something else, though I'm wary of upsetting what seems to be a happy bunch. The Tang clearly calls the shots, but he's not outwardly hostile towards his mates. I'd like something that won't always be hiding under the rocks, but also I'm concerned about the Yellow Tang accepting another fish.
Any suggestions for a fish that will be colorful, visible, and won't cause problems?
Thanks
Two year old (almost 2 years old, anyway) 100 gallon tank. It is 60 inches long, rather than the 48 inches you might expect of a 100 gallon tank. TBS rock. There are inverts (serpent stars, cleaner shrimp, porcelain crabs) and some soft corals.
Current population (in the order added):
2 oscellaris clownfish
1 good-sized yellow tang
1 diamond goby
1 flame angel
6 blue/green chomis
It's been 6 months since I added the chromis, and all the fish are well. The only losses I have suffered were one of the original clownfish pair to brooklynella back in the beginning (the other survived and I added a 2nd clown a few weeks later) and I originally had 7 chromis, but one died within a couple of days with no particular symptoms. The rest have been fine now for months.
I'd like to add something else, though I'm wary of upsetting what seems to be a happy bunch. The Tang clearly calls the shots, but he's not outwardly hostile towards his mates. I'd like something that won't always be hiding under the rocks, but also I'm concerned about the Yellow Tang accepting another fish.
Any suggestions for a fish that will be colorful, visible, and won't cause problems?
Thanks
