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- Jefferson City, MO
Ok ladies and gents,
I am working on a stock list for my 180g mixed reef tank with a 100 gallon stock tank. I hope to get water, sand, rock in the tank in the next week or two. Yes, I will let the tank cycle for a min. of three months before I add any fish. I am not going to rush the addition of any fish or corals. Not a newbie here. But, this is a nice step up for me in size of tanks. I had a 75g before.
My question is, how many pairs of perc can I put in the tank without them killing each other? I want to have a pair of Aussie black percs, Picasso or snowflake pers, and a pair of pink skunks. In addition to these I would like to have a pyramid tang, some form of gobie or two, later a couple of pipe fish. Is this too much? I will be doing a weekly water change of 35 gallons. Thoughts? and add in what order? Thanks in advance. And I plan on putting two or three long tentacle anemones in the tank to host the clowns. I hope to put the anemones in the tank when the water is stable and let them find their happy place, then add fish and corals. :Lurking:
I am working on a stock list for my 180g mixed reef tank with a 100 gallon stock tank. I hope to get water, sand, rock in the tank in the next week or two. Yes, I will let the tank cycle for a min. of three months before I add any fish. I am not going to rush the addition of any fish or corals. Not a newbie here. But, this is a nice step up for me in size of tanks. I had a 75g before.
My question is, how many pairs of perc can I put in the tank without them killing each other? I want to have a pair of Aussie black percs, Picasso or snowflake pers, and a pair of pink skunks. In addition to these I would like to have a pyramid tang, some form of gobie or two, later a couple of pipe fish. Is this too much? I will be doing a weekly water change of 35 gallons. Thoughts? and add in what order? Thanks in advance. And I plan on putting two or three long tentacle anemones in the tank to host the clowns. I hope to put the anemones in the tank when the water is stable and let them find their happy place, then add fish and corals. :Lurking:
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