How many fish do you have in your tank?
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DRThompson
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29 fish; I have a 180gal mixed reef system
Purple Tang
Blue Hippo Tang
Naso Tang
Foxface Lo
Bluethroat Triggerfish
Melenaris Wrasse
six line wrasse
5 x Lyretail anthias
5 x blue/green chromis
2 x pajama cardinals
2 x Ocellaris clownfish
2 x flame hawkfish (mated)
3 x sailfin blenny (all male)
lawnmower blenny
copperband butterfly
lemmon peel angelfish
mandarin dragonet
Purple Tang
Blue Hippo Tang
Naso Tang
Foxface Lo
Bluethroat Triggerfish
Melenaris Wrasse
six line wrasse
5 x Lyretail anthias
5 x blue/green chromis
2 x pajama cardinals
2 x Ocellaris clownfish
2 x flame hawkfish (mated)
3 x sailfin blenny (all male)
lawnmower blenny
copperband butterfly
lemmon peel angelfish
mandarin dragonet
ShawnSaucier
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190g tank display , around 215/220g with sump and rock displacement.
1x 4" Cinnamon Clown
1x Melanarus Wrasse
1x Sixline Wrasse
1x Starry Blenny
1x Royal Garama
1x Hawiian Golden Dwarf Moray
Lost my tangs unfortunately.. naso and chocolate
1x 4" Cinnamon Clown
1x Melanarus Wrasse
1x Sixline Wrasse
1x Starry Blenny
1x Royal Garama
1x Hawiian Golden Dwarf Moray
Lost my tangs unfortunately.. naso and chocolate
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xrayjeeper83
Active Member
75 gallon, 2 lions
280 gallon
Passer angel-juvi
Majestic angel-juvi
Regal angel-juvi
Sailfin tang
Doctorfish tang
Blue hippo tang-juvi
2 clowns
Green reef wrasse
2 bluespot wrasses-both females
Tail spot blenny
Male Bluejaw trigger
Female Bluejaw trigger
And butterflys to be added later
280 gallon
Passer angel-juvi
Majestic angel-juvi
Regal angel-juvi
Sailfin tang
Doctorfish tang
Blue hippo tang-juvi
2 clowns
Green reef wrasse
2 bluespot wrasses-both females
Tail spot blenny
Male Bluejaw trigger
Female Bluejaw trigger
And butterflys to be added later
Z06-Hec
Valuable Member
11 Fish in a 150 Gal 6' long tank.
But in my defense I only have 5 Potential Large fish that will utilize the swimming space.
1 Hippo Tang - Size of a Quarter
1 Purple Tang - 5+ Inches
1 Powder Blue Tang - 3 Inches
1 Majestic Angel fish -3-4 Inches
1 Blue face Angel fish - 3-4 inches
The rest are small guys that barely leave their area
Paired Wyoming White clowns 1-2 inches
Paired Nearly Naked Clowns 1-2 inches
1 Yellow Goby - never see him - sometimes i think he died then he appears after days of not seeing him - 1-2 inches
1 Lawnmower blenny - Always Always Always picking at rocks.... **** hog... - 2.5 inches
I dont plan on any more fish so i think i am good at least for the next 2-3 years as they grow and live together.
But in my defense I only have 5 Potential Large fish that will utilize the swimming space.
1 Hippo Tang - Size of a Quarter
1 Purple Tang - 5+ Inches
1 Powder Blue Tang - 3 Inches
1 Majestic Angel fish -3-4 Inches
1 Blue face Angel fish - 3-4 inches
The rest are small guys that barely leave their area
Paired Wyoming White clowns 1-2 inches
Paired Nearly Naked Clowns 1-2 inches
1 Yellow Goby - never see him - sometimes i think he died then he appears after days of not seeing him - 1-2 inches
1 Lawnmower blenny - Always Always Always picking at rocks.... **** hog... - 2.5 inches
I dont plan on any more fish so i think i am good at least for the next 2-3 years as they grow and live together.
wowkingjames
Well-Known Member
90 gal
Snowflake clownfish (2)
Benggi cardinal (2)
Purple firefish
Royal Gramma
Hippo tang
unknown wrasse (light red)
Ruby red dragonet
Hector's goby
75 gal
Purple tang
Dispar anthias (3)
Purple firefish
Red firefish
Mandrian goby green (2)
Black ocellaris clownfish (2)
Peppermint shrimp (3)
Snowflake clownfish (2)
Benggi cardinal (2)
Purple firefish
Royal Gramma
Hippo tang
unknown wrasse (light red)
Ruby red dragonet
Hector's goby
75 gal
Purple tang
Dispar anthias (3)
Purple firefish
Red firefish
Mandrian goby green (2)
Black ocellaris clownfish (2)
Peppermint shrimp (3)
15 fish in my 110 Gallon:
3 Ocellaris Clowns
2 Clark's Clowns
1 Scopas Tang
1 Yellow Tang
1 Blue Throat Trigger
1 Six-Line Wrasse
1 Scarlet Hawkfish
2 Green Chromis
2 Stocky Anthias
1 Lyretail Anthias
3 Ocellaris Clowns
2 Clark's Clowns
1 Scopas Tang
1 Yellow Tang
1 Blue Throat Trigger
1 Six-Line Wrasse
1 Scarlet Hawkfish
2 Green Chromis
2 Stocky Anthias
1 Lyretail Anthias
LPS Hunter
Active Member
125g tank
Lavender Tang
CBB
Blue Chromis (2)
Melanarus Wrasse
Blue Sided Wrasse
Green Coris Wrasse
Lavender Tang
CBB
Blue Chromis (2)
Melanarus Wrasse
Blue Sided Wrasse
Green Coris Wrasse
Five foot, 150g DT, 210g total volume.
Ten fish total:
2 clowns - male and female pair
1 small hippo tang
2 flame wrasse - male and female pair
3 lyretail anthias - all female, for now
1 sapphire damsel
1 ranfordi goby
Seems very under-populated to me. Have a few more species in mind - sunrise dottyback, red headed gobies, maybe a midas blenny, and a purple tang one day. Comments? Advice?
Ten fish total:
2 clowns - male and female pair
1 small hippo tang
2 flame wrasse - male and female pair
3 lyretail anthias - all female, for now
1 sapphire damsel
1 ranfordi goby
Seems very under-populated to me. Have a few more species in mind - sunrise dottyback, red headed gobies, maybe a midas blenny, and a purple tang one day. Comments? Advice?
Carmen
Active Member
Boy, I envy you guys with these large tanks!
My tank is 75 gallons, 50-gallon sump, 10 fish. I know....no more.
(2) Osallarous clown (2)
(2) Lyre tail anthias
(1) Two-spot bristle tooth tang
(1) Corius wrasse
(1) Pink spotted goby
(1) Lawnmower blenny
(1) Randall's shrimp goby
(1) Flame dwarf angel.
My tank is 75 gallons, 50-gallon sump, 10 fish. I know....no more.
(2) Osallarous clown (2)
(2) Lyre tail anthias
(1) Two-spot bristle tooth tang
(1) Corius wrasse
(1) Pink spotted goby
(1) Lawnmower blenny
(1) Randall's shrimp goby
(1) Flame dwarf angel.
6' long 125, 45 gallon refugium, 29 gallon sump, 17 fish:
Magnificent Foxface
Powder Brown Tang
Kole Tang
Flame Angel
Midas Blenny
Radiant Wrasse (H. iridis)
Blue Star Leopard Wrasse (M. bipartitus)
Choat's Leopard Wrasse (M. choati)
Hybrid Flasher Wrasse (P. angulatus X P. carpenteri)
Diamond Tail Flasher Wrasse (P. attenuatus)
Bell's Flasher Wrasse (P. bellae)
Lubbock's Fairy Wrasse (C. lubbocki)
Labout's Fairy Wrasse (C. laboutei)
Hooded Fairy Wrasse (C. bathyphilus)
Flame Fairy Wrasse (C. jordani)
Pintail Fairy Wrasse (C. cf lanceolatus)
Earl's Fairy Wrasse (C. earlie)
Magnificent Foxface
Powder Brown Tang
Kole Tang
Flame Angel
Midas Blenny
Radiant Wrasse (H. iridis)
Blue Star Leopard Wrasse (M. bipartitus)
Choat's Leopard Wrasse (M. choati)
Hybrid Flasher Wrasse (P. angulatus X P. carpenteri)
Diamond Tail Flasher Wrasse (P. attenuatus)
Bell's Flasher Wrasse (P. bellae)
Lubbock's Fairy Wrasse (C. lubbocki)
Labout's Fairy Wrasse (C. laboutei)
Hooded Fairy Wrasse (C. bathyphilus)
Flame Fairy Wrasse (C. jordani)
Pintail Fairy Wrasse (C. cf lanceolatus)
Earl's Fairy Wrasse (C. earlie)
shornik
Well-Known Member
Ummm, do you like Wrasse's :bigsmile: Also, do they all get along with each other?
How did you guess?! [emoji3] Yes, they all get along too. Once and a while my C. bathyphilus and C. laboutei will chase each other around the tank, but that's it. I use an acclimation box for all new additions, which definitely helps.
Carmen
Active Member
That's a really nice collection! Wrasse are so colorful.
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