Greetings, my fellow fish enthusiasts!
I have been establishing a 75 gallon, FOWLR tank, for just under a year now:
The tank currently set up thusly; with a gloriously overkill canister filter,
ample sand bed, and roughly 90 lbs of rock work - plus a spare pump, for extra water flow.
and at the present moment, the tank residents are as follows:
A diamond goby,
lawnmower blenny,
two yellowtail damsels,
and a small wrasse (still a juvenile).
The wrasse came to me as a special deal, from a friend at my LFS,
simply because they could not identify the little fellow.
I am intending to ad a few more fish, before all is said and done.
The damsels bicker day & night (naturally), but back when I had an odd number of them, there was perfect harmony; so I may purchase a few more damsels, to bring back peace.
I am also entertaining the possibility of getting a dwarf angel (bicolor or coral beauty), and/or a small puffer (Valentini, or perhaps a blue spotted).
Any advice on these fish; I should, more than happily heed.
Be honest, if you think I'm overstocking a bit, let me be made aware, immediately!
Any, and all stocking ideas are welcome!
Thank you for reading.
-C.S. Lewis- :oldman:
I have been establishing a 75 gallon, FOWLR tank, for just under a year now:
The tank currently set up thusly; with a gloriously overkill canister filter,
ample sand bed, and roughly 90 lbs of rock work - plus a spare pump, for extra water flow.
and at the present moment, the tank residents are as follows:
A diamond goby,
lawnmower blenny,
two yellowtail damsels,
and a small wrasse (still a juvenile).
The wrasse came to me as a special deal, from a friend at my LFS,
simply because they could not identify the little fellow.
I am intending to ad a few more fish, before all is said and done.
The damsels bicker day & night (naturally), but back when I had an odd number of them, there was perfect harmony; so I may purchase a few more damsels, to bring back peace.
I am also entertaining the possibility of getting a dwarf angel (bicolor or coral beauty), and/or a small puffer (Valentini, or perhaps a blue spotted).
Any advice on these fish; I should, more than happily heed.
Be honest, if you think I'm overstocking a bit, let me be made aware, immediately!
Any, and all stocking ideas are welcome!
Thank you for reading.
-C.S. Lewis- :oldman:
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