My lion of a year hes gone now, but he lived in my tank with everything didn't bother anything/anybody.
My lion of a year hes gone now, but he lived in my tank with everything didn't bother anything/anybody.
You are at the threshold of having an excessive bioload. If you want to add more fish, sell some large ones first. I just don't want you to tip the scales and lose everything that you have worked at getting.
thanks for the info Erik i have a question would it be possible without getting rid of any fish to just add 2 more like a foxface and a coral beauty then only add corals thanks
Matt
29 gal temp lunar wrasse/ soon to be lps/sps nano
55 gal softy/lps reef
oh my other question is yesterday i got a yellow coris wrasse to help get rid of my bristle worms and i cant find him i no he didnt jump out
29 gal temp lunar wrasse/ soon to be lps/sps nano
55 gal softy/lps reef
It would be if you have enough total water volume, rock, sand, and a really good protein skimmer. I also recommend large water changes! Your corals won't tolerate that load unless you have everything in order!![]()
i have a 4-5 inch sand bed i have about 25 lbs of live rock im getting 30 more right now i have a intake airstone skimmer for a 65 gallon tank that i will upgrade and me and my brother are on a overflow and a sump in time
29 gal temp lunar wrasse/ soon to be lps/sps nano
55 gal softy/lps reef