Like mentioned already....the bell in my head rang when I saw your fish list. I would be if you cut back on fish, you're nitrates would go down.
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Like mentioned already....the bell in my head rang when I saw your fish list. I would be if you cut back on fish, you're nitrates would go down.
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Do you guys/gals think that the following fish would be okay or would it still be too much?
- Pink Skunk Clownfish (5)
- Lawnmower Blenny (1)
- Coral Beauty Angel (1)
- Bicolor Angel (1)
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This is what I was told, based on the mature size of your fish, it is best to aim for 1 inch per 3 gallons with a max of 1 inch per 2 gallon. This is just an estimate. So based on that, the Clowns and Coral Beauty will each be about 4 in. and the blenny will be 5 in, plus 6 in. for the Bicolor. So about 35 inches of mature fish. How about a bigger tank?
O, yea! now the right ear!
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I am planning on getting a 75 or 90 gallon later this year. The bicolor that I have is an inch long. The pink skunks will be juveniles when I get them.
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