150g, 30" tall, Stock ideas?

[Hoopla]

Hello all,

currently in my 150 gallon aquarium I am housing 1 Sailfin Tang, 1 Blue Eye Kole Tang, 1 Scopus Tang, 1 Pink Spotted Watchman Goby paired with Pistol Shrimp, a Pygmy Dwarf Angelfish, and possibly an Engineer Goby (idk if he made it or not, they hide).

I'm looking to expand my stock to possibly include an angelfish or another large display fish. I'm not as interested in microspecies for this tank, as I run a 65g mixed reef for my smaller species. Any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

 

[MarineandReef Jaron]

Hello all,

currently in my 150 gallon aquarium I am housing 1 Sailfin Tang, 1 Blue Eye Kole Tang, 1 Scopus Tang, 1 Pink Spotted Watchman Goby paired with Pistol Shrimp, a Pygmy Dwarf Angelfish, and possibly an Engineer Goby (idk if he made it or not, they hide).

I'm looking to expand my stock to possibly include an angelfish or another large display fish. I'm not as interested in microspecies for this tank, as I run a 65g mixed reef for my smaller species. Any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

The height of this tank makes for a really cool display. I would consider some fish that may display extra well in a small tank. Hawkfish preaching on ledges would look really cool. I also saw a local reefer with a 150-tall where they made the scape a huge cave. If you can get some dark areas then squirrel fish or even a flashlight fish would be cool. Just make sure that you don't get one too big for your goby.

 

[Ocean_Queenie]

Love my squirrel fish lol he’s got a lot of character

 

[littlefoxx]

Hello all,

currently in my 150 gallon aquarium I am housing 1 Sailfin Tang, 1 Blue Eye Kole Tang, 1 Scopus Tang, 1 Pink Spotted Watchman Goby paired with Pistol Shrimp, a Pygmy Dwarf Angelfish, and possibly an Engineer Goby (idk if he made it or not, they hide).

I'm looking to expand my stock to possibly include an angelfish or another large display fish. I'm not as interested in microspecies for this tank, as I run a 65g mixed reef for my smaller species. Any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

I love my regal angelfish. Shes for sure my center fish with her colors and personality!