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08/07/2017, 05:40 PM
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Location: Geneva,IL
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Tank stocking advice
I've got a 180 currently with a stock list as such:
Niger Trigger Juvi Red Coris Wrasse Desjardini Tang Bicolor Angel Bicolor Goatfish (future) Zebra Eel (future) All are well behaved and around the same size (3-4 inch range) I'm looking to add some anthias to the tank but want to know what I could reasonably consider. Is it possible that I could get away with adding three anthias or is that too much bioload? Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk
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08/07/2017, 06:47 PM
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Location: MERRIMACK NH
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 One fish per 10 gallons is the general rule, I think....Three Anthias in a tank your size would be perfectly fine (I happen to have 3 Lyre Tail Anthias in my 90 - one male and two females an I love them). In your aggressive tank however, I'd be worried about your Trigger giving them a hard time (bullying them).
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