75 g stock options

[Remos reefs]

I have a 10 g tank w 2 occ Clowns I'm upgrading to a 75g what other fish or inverts can I get for the tank. those are the 2 clownfish in the 10g

 

[Clownfishdude29]

You could get a coral beuty angel. They dont get huge but are a little on the aggresive side so i would add them in later

 

[Clownfishdude29]

they arent reef safe though

 

[Indytraveler83]

There are a ton of options for you to stock a 75 gallon with. You'll just want to mostly avoid larger fish like large angels, most tangs, etc.

It really depends on whether you want your system to be reef safe or not for us to make recommendations. Here's some types of fish to look at:

Wrasse: most fairy or flasher wrasse are reef safe and optimal in size. Just make sure you have a tight fitting lid as they are known jumpers.

Dart fish- same as wrasse really.

Hawkfish- several species would work here, just note that they aren't always friendly to inverts.

Almost all common gobies, blennies, cardinal fish are good additions. There are a ton of fish to choose from. Feel free to look online and ask if your favorites might work back in this thread.

A few species to possibly avoid:

Basslets/dottybacks- cheap and hardy, they can be highly aggressive and merciless in a 4 ft tank to peaceful fish.

Damsels- same as above.

Anthias- much more difficult to care for than your pet store will lead you to believe. Really need more space than this, and lots of feedings through the day.

 

[New&no clue]

I have a 75 and the following;

FISH
2 Clowns
Mandarin
Spotted Goby
Coral Beauty
Yellow Tang
Fairy Wrasse

INVERTS
2 Turbo Snail
2 Emerald Crabs
Pistol Shrimp
5 Peppermint Shrimp
2 Fire Shrimp
2 Cleaner Shrimp
2 Fighting Conches
Tiger Conch
2 Cucumbers
Arrow Crab
Lots of misc. snails and hermits

 

[Keiki]

I say a sand sifting goby as long as you don't have corals on the bottom. They are fun to watch, but the sand can get on the corals.

 

[Remos reefs]

Thanks guys for the feedback would i be good with my 2 clowns 2 cardinalfish a watchman goby and a small yellow tang (in the future i will upgrade)

 

[ShepherdReefer]

The selection should also be what you like and to keep in mind that you don't purchase a fish that will be too large for the tank, and to not have too many fish that your system cannot handle.