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AquaDan

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I'm trying to decide what fish to add to my 125 gallon. I have two small clowns, two yellow watchman gobies and a skunk cleaner shrimp. I'd like to get something easy to keep and reef safe. I kinda like the chalk basslet but I'd like to hear some suggestions on what would be a nice addition.


Thanks everyone!
 

cmantis

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Here is what I like from easy to hard: school of bengaii cardinals (get tank bred as they are hurting in the wild) --> Trio+ of lyertail anthias.

Just thinking out loud Im sure others would disagree.
 

thirty6

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Wrasse or one of reef safe angels. I have an orange sided wrasse that I really like, , Mel. Wrasse are great looking fish and easy to keep as well. Pest eater as well. The cardinals are cool too, kind of suspend themselves in water
 

duke62

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A 120 you need a bigger fish to put in there. Yellow tang,hippo tang, I would skip on the melanaurus especially if you want more wrasses in the future. Purple tang would be sweet. And of course some sweet wrasses especially if you want to keep acros
 

AquaDan

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Here is what I like from easy to hard: school of bengaii cardinals (get tank bred as they are hurting in the wild) --> Trio+ of lyertail anthias.

Just thinking out loud Im sure others would disagree.


I really like the anthias but I wanna get some more experience under my belt before I get some.
 

AquaDan

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Wrasse or one of reef safe angels. I have an orange sided wrasse that I really like, , Mel. Wrasse are great looking fish and easy to keep as well. Pest eater as well. The cardinals are cool too, kind of suspend themselves in water

Thanks Joe. I think I'm gonna look into a wrasse. Does anyone have experience with the chalk basslet??
 

AquaDan

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A 120 you need a bigger fish to put in there. Yellow tang,hippo tang, I would skip on the melanaurus especially if you want more wrasses in the future. Purple tang would be sweet. And of course some sweet wrasses especially if you want to keep acros

Duke I really like the hippo but I thought they needed to be in a bigger tank??
 

thirty6

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Do you have a 6' 125? Hippo be ok, bigger is always better but if smaller sized hippo. It'll have plenty of swimming room. Domboski selling pair of angels. I may add a pair to the one I have. Just little nervous how the one I have will do
 

AquaDan

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Do you have a 6' 125? Hippo be ok, bigger is always better but if smaller sized hippo. It'll have plenty of swimming room. Domboski selling pair of angels. I may add a pair to the one I have. Just little nervous how the one I have will do


Yeah its a 6 foot tank, 125 gallons. I suppose I could go with a small hippo but sooner or later it would outgrow the tank, right? I'm already planning an upgrade though lol.
 

thirty6

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check live aquaria for tank bred ch bass, not sure i have seen then anywhere. yes the hippo would outgrow tank at some point, but would take good amount of time. I only pu a hippo because my kids wanted one, i tried two sailfin tangs, both died in qt havent tried again.
 

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