Just getting back into the salt hobby after a five year hiatus (moved back to Colorado from Philly)...
With that being said, I had successfully kept a 20 long with a black saddleback clown, a six line wrasse...
Now I have a 75 gallon tank (total water volume 90 gallons) that is almost cycled. 75 lbs of live rock, a 750 gallon per hour wave maker, and a 750 gallon per hour Rio pump in the sump. Additionally I have a lot of LED lighting (two ecoxotic lights) and in my sump, I have a turf scrubber set up, with alternate lighting schedule.
Now, I really want to keep things simple, so I was thinking of stocking as follows (and buying the fish in this order):
2 ocelaris clowns (spelling?),
5-6 Green Chromis
bi-color blenny
a 6 line wrasse,
and maybe another fish, like a coral beauty, or a couple of purple firefish...
Any thoughts or input for a fresh water old timer getting back into salt?
With that being said, I had successfully kept a 20 long with a black saddleback clown, a six line wrasse...
Now I have a 75 gallon tank (total water volume 90 gallons) that is almost cycled. 75 lbs of live rock, a 750 gallon per hour wave maker, and a 750 gallon per hour Rio pump in the sump. Additionally I have a lot of LED lighting (two ecoxotic lights) and in my sump, I have a turf scrubber set up, with alternate lighting schedule.
Now, I really want to keep things simple, so I was thinking of stocking as follows (and buying the fish in this order):
2 ocelaris clowns (spelling?),
5-6 Green Chromis
bi-color blenny
a 6 line wrasse,
and maybe another fish, like a coral beauty, or a couple of purple firefish...
Any thoughts or input for a fresh water old timer getting back into salt?