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just anything. just want to have more species. if you have some for sale list them. thanks
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Maybe you should decide on what will be compatable with your tank size? and look for ones you really like instead of making "fish soup"?
hahhah fish soup! that just made me laugh you're right.
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Perhaps you should do a bit more research first? Purchasing fish willy nilly is bound to end in disaster.
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Go to king ed they usually stock these fish....
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What size is your tank?
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75 gallon tank
That fish store is very...I don't weird...heheheh it looks like their store is scarce of livestock.
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75g, hmmmm. Let's see. Here's your wish list.
Tang - Hippo (Blue) - Needs more room - swims lots & grows fast
cleaner shrimps - Good choice
Angel - Bi-Color - Not very hardy & not reef-safe usually
Tang - Chocolate - Should have more room but is a good tang otherwise
Tang - Naso - Forget it. Grows to 2' for a healthy adult
Tang - Tomini - Best choice for a tang in a 75g (or a Kole tang)
some gobies - Good choices
Tang - Hippo (Blue) - Needs more room - swims lots & grows fast
cleaner shrimps - Good choice
Angel - Bi-Color - Not very hardy & not reef-safe usually
Tang - Chocolate - Should have more room but is a good tang otherwise
Tang - Naso - Forget it. Grows to 2' for a healthy adult
Tang - Tomini - Best choice for a tang in a 75g (or a Kole tang)
some gobies - Good choices
Nice! thank you for tips! that'll be helpful!
I just want more color in my tank that's all. I'll make it into reef tank soon. Just building up the financial part. but yes thank you for these awesome tips!
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You're welcome. In general, tangs should go into 100+g 6' tanks, but the bristle mouth family (Koles & Tominis) are "ok" for smaller tanks because they spend less time zipping around at high speed and more time slowly grazing on the rocks for algae.
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Some other colorful fish you might want to consider:
Yellow Clown goby (bright yellow)
Clownfish (only get one pair, of same type)
Blackcap wrasse (purple with black head)
Royal gramma (yellow and bright pink)
Orchid dottyback
Firefish
Watchman gobies (I like the yellow)
There are lots of beautiful fishies- your best bet is finding out which fish you MUST have, and see what other fish are compatible. I have 2 clowns, a royal gramma and a blackcap in my 55 gallon. I'm limited in what I can add now though- My clowns are bullies, and tend to pick on peaceful fish.
Go to J&L in burnaby. Also, their website has tons of pictures, of just about every fish. That should give you an idea.
ETA- I have 2 skunk shrimps, they were our first purchase. I was so delighted witht hem, I almost considered having just a shrimp tank. Fun to watch, and brighten up the tank.
Yellow Clown goby (bright yellow)
Clownfish (only get one pair, of same type)
Blackcap wrasse (purple with black head)
Royal gramma (yellow and bright pink)
Orchid dottyback
Firefish
Watchman gobies (I like the yellow)
There are lots of beautiful fishies- your best bet is finding out which fish you MUST have, and see what other fish are compatible. I have 2 clowns, a royal gramma and a blackcap in my 55 gallon. I'm limited in what I can add now though- My clowns are bullies, and tend to pick on peaceful fish.
Go to J&L in burnaby. Also, their website has tons of pictures, of just about every fish. That should give you an idea.
ETA- I have 2 skunk shrimps, they were our first purchase. I was so delighted witht hem, I almost considered having just a shrimp tank. Fun to watch, and brighten up the tank.
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