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Stocking 75g
Hey guys i was wondering what else you all would recommend me adding to my 75g, currently i have a pair of true percs, and a snowflake moray. What would you all do?
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I am not guaranteeing this scenario, but that snowflake may at some point make a meal of any small (ie true percs) fish in your tank. You could try a sharp-nosed puffer (toby), a flame angel or young navarchus angel (if you want to upgrade your tank in a few years), or a freckled hawkfish. Once you have some experience (six months to a year) you could add a butterfly.
Have fun!
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The snowflake leaves everything alone including the peppermint shrimps and the cleaner shrimp. What about a blue throat trigger?
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nice choice
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a blue throat trigger will outgrow your 75 any other fish you might be interested in?
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firefish
various wrasse such as carpenters, filimented, etc chromis flame or coral beauty angel - either one could nip corals, but tend not to if fed well various hawkfish. flamehawk is awesome, but any of them will eat shrimp pretty much any goby jawfish if you have a fairly deep sandbed most blennies assessors etc...........get a book like Marine Fishes by Scott W. Michael. It will tell you about the various fish and if they are reef compatible or not Any fish could be a potential meal for that eel, they could live together for a year and then one day it might just go wild on them. |
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Yeah thats why i was thinking about keeping a more aggresive style reef, thats where the bluethroat trigger came into mind. I thought a bluethroat would be fine in a 75 gallon, will they really outgrow the tank that quickly?
I was also thinking about the sixline wrasse. |
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if you are going aggressive, i would definitely go for the flamehawk, they are so kick ***. six line would be good too
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