biocube 29 stocking levels

bugbdon · 01/22/2008, 09:51 PM

hello everyone,
i'm new to saltwater and I've asked my lfs about this but i don't know if i trust their answer.

i'd like to keep:
1 pair percula clowns
1 pair bangaii cardinals
1 shrimp goby with shrimp, maybe a goby pair if i can fit them
1 yellow citron goby

and if i can i'd really like to have a coral beauty

this is in addition to corals

is this pushing it too much? my lfs says no....opinions please!

luke8615 · 01/23/2008, 12:35 AM

I dont think so... I have had a bio cube 29 for 5 months now and i have two fire fish, a clown, and a royal gamma dotty back, and i have ~15-20 pieces of coral in thier right now; an anenome, 5 different sps acroporas, some montipora, frog spawn, zooanthids, a feather duster, and a couple other pieces that a friend gave to me that im not sure what it is

brians4671 · 01/23/2008, 07:53 AM

keep in mind its not only the current size of the fish. when i had a smaller system i always considered the fish after they reached their full size.

01/22/2008, 09:51 PM	#1
bugbdon Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: pittsburgh, pa Posts: 329	biocube 29 stocking levels hello everyone, i'm new to saltwater and I've asked my lfs about this but i don't know if i trust their answer. i'd like to keep: 1 pair percula clowns 1 pair bangaii cardinals 1 shrimp goby with shrimp, maybe a goby pair if i can fit them 1 yellow citron goby and if i can i'd really like to have a coral beauty this is in addition to corals is this pushing it too much? my lfs says no....opinions please!

01/23/2008, 12:35 AM	#2
luke8615 Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Frankfort,IL Posts: 117	I dont think so... I have had a bio cube 29 for 5 months now and i have two fire fish, a clown, and a royal gamma dotty back, and i have ~15-20 pieces of coral in thier right now; an anenome, 5 different sps acroporas, some montipora, frog spawn, zooanthids, a feather duster, and a couple other pieces that a friend gave to me that im not sure what it is

01/23/2008, 07:53 AM	#3
brians4671 Registered Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: miami fl Posts: 2,088	keep in mind its not only the current size of the fish. when i had a smaller system i always considered the fish after they reached their full size.