Hi everyone!
I have had my 30 gallon up and running for about 3 1/2 4 months. I currently have a pair of Da Vinci clowns in the tank, who have been there for a month. Overall, no major problems and they seem to be doing well.
My goal in the future is to have a reef tank operating, but with mostly soft corals and SPS.
Here is what I am planning on for my tank that is certain:
The 2 ocellaris clowns
A flameback angel (I will be picking him up this weekend- starting out with a young/younger one)
Here is what is uncertain, but what I would like to add:
A clown goby
An orchid dottyback/ royal gamma/ firefish/ something bright along those lines
Is that too much? To me, it doesn't seem unreasonable. My rock work is not large, and is open, so there is not an overwhelming amount of rock to limit free swimming space.
Thank you!
Also- tank is fully cycled with no issues yet. Been taking it really slow and have not struggled too much with spikes of any sort, and I do not plan to add the remaining fish within a short time frame, so I think my tank's adjustment to the bioload will not be too extreme. Just thought I should add the note so no one is concerned over me dumping all the fish in the tank at once :clown:
I have had my 30 gallon up and running for about 3 1/2 4 months. I currently have a pair of Da Vinci clowns in the tank, who have been there for a month. Overall, no major problems and they seem to be doing well.
My goal in the future is to have a reef tank operating, but with mostly soft corals and SPS.
Here is what I am planning on for my tank that is certain:
The 2 ocellaris clowns
A flameback angel (I will be picking him up this weekend- starting out with a young/younger one)
Here is what is uncertain, but what I would like to add:
A clown goby
An orchid dottyback/ royal gamma/ firefish/ something bright along those lines
Is that too much? To me, it doesn't seem unreasonable. My rock work is not large, and is open, so there is not an overwhelming amount of rock to limit free swimming space.
Thank you!
Also- tank is fully cycled with no issues yet. Been taking it really slow and have not struggled too much with spikes of any sort, and I do not plan to add the remaining fish within a short time frame, so I think my tank's adjustment to the bioload will not be too extreme. Just thought I should add the note so no one is concerned over me dumping all the fish in the tank at once :clown:
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