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spudmuffin 11/12/2004 10:15 PM

fish compatability with each other and corals
 
Hi guys!
I have a question about fish/coral/aneneme/ and other invertebrate compatability.

I would love to have zoanthids, acropora, maxima clams, shrimp etc. I am pretty sure the following fish are compatable

6 line wrasse
potter's angel
maroon clown fish
hepatus and yellow tang
coris gramiard (coral wrasse)
green bird wrasse
and mandarin goby

but I would also love to have the following fish, but aren't sure they could be compatable first with the fish above and second with corals and other invertebrates

Valentinis puffer
huma huma trigger
ostraciaon melagris boxfish

I am just planning my tanks now, not even set up yet so any advice would be great.

Thanks again,
Val

Honoable Shellback 11/12/2004 10:54 PM

Re: fish compatability with each other and corals
 
potter's angel---may nip at corals
mandarin goby---tough to keep without a mature tank full of pods.

Valentinis puffer
huma huma trigger
ostraciaon melagris boxfish
All three of these will decimate a reef tank.

There may be other incompatabilities, but thses are the ones i am pretty sure of.

spudmuffin 11/13/2004 04:23 AM

Thanks for confirming my fears... too bad because those are dang cool little fish. I didn't know about the potters angel, will a coral beauty nip at corals too? Oh and thanks for the tip on the mandarin.

Appreciate the time you took to answer my post.
val

nazzy_19 11/13/2004 05:32 AM

All dwarf angels are 50/50 chance at nipping your corals IMO. There's no guarantee on anything. If you were looking to set up 2-90g reef, then why can't you make one reef and one fish only with rocks. That way allows you to keep many fish that you cannot keep in a reef tank.


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