90 gallon stocking question

[40g Nano]

So I found a 90 gallon with overflow and euro braces used for 200

would a scopas tang, tomini tang, and sailfin tang(rehome when big) be too much?

 

[JumboShrimp]

Aren't they all in the brownish color family? Jazz it up a little, no? Lol. Best wishes.

 

[40g Nano]

yeah
Thought of that
Yellows gone out of style

 

[40g Nano]

probably should mix colors to minimize aggression

 

[40g Nano]

So what if it is small blue hippo, tomini and something else

purple tang

 

[JumboShrimp]

Have any interest in a Heniochus Singularis? It’s a nice show-stopper for a 90 gallon. Just an idea. I do have one with a Purple Tang, as a matter of fact.

 

[40g Nano]

Schooling bannerfish?
Yeah they are neat

 

[JumboShrimp]

Singularis grows much bigger than other Banners, however. Mine is a solo— I accidentally mixed Banners once, and he terrorized the others.

 

[40g Nano]

ok so stocking list so far:
-Tomini tang
-Purple tang
- Foxface
-Six line as a sump dweller( current bully so in sump of my 40 breeder which will be transformed into the 90
-pair of clowns(one from my 40B, one died cause sucked into pump when sleeping RIP
-Butterfly
-small stuff like a goby

the rock and stuff will come from my 7 month old 40 breeder

 

[HB AL]

I say go for it and see how it goes, but that's coming from someone with 90G that's overstocked with fish and corals.
14 fish some a good size and to many corals to count. I call it organized chaos but all fish and corals are extremely healthy.

 

[40g Nano]

“Organized Chaos”

all jokes aside that tank is gorgeous

I like the huma trigger
Do they eat coral?

 

[40g Nano]

What lighting do you have on that tank also?

I call it organized chaos but all fish and corals are extremely healthy.

 

[Jedi1199]

I say go for it and see how it goes, but that's coming from someone with 90G that's overstocked with fish and corals.
14 fish some a good size and to many corals to count. I call it organized chaos but all fish and corals are extremely healthy.

I am seeing at lest 3 different triggers, a yellow tail blue tang (Dory) and a yellow tang in these pics. Any issues with aggression? How long have you had them? What size were they when you introduced them?

 

[HB AL]

What lighting do you have on that tank also?

1 Kessil 360x
4 Kessil 360we's

 

[HB AL]

I am seeing at lest 3 different triggers, a yellow tail blue tang (Dory) and a yellow tang in these pics. Any issues with aggression? How long have you had them? What size were they when you introduced them?

5 triggers
3 tangs
2 clowns
1 big damsel
1 squirrel fish
1 Harlequin Tusk
1 bicolor blenny
Most are 3 to 5 years old since I started this tank. The triggers squabble once in a while but nothing out of the ordinary.

 

[Jedi1199]

5 triggers
3 tangs
2 clowns
1 big damsel
1 squirrel fish
1 Harlequin Tusk
1 bicolor blenny
Most are 3 to 5 years old since I started this tank. The triggers squabble once in a while but nothing out of the ordinary.

Thanks,

You give me hope that I can add some of my favorite fish ever (Humu Humu and Clown triggers and at least a few tangs) into my new 120 tank and still pull off a nice reef setup

 

[DucatiGtr]

So I found a 90 gallon with overflow and euro braces used for 200

would a scopas tang, tomini tang, and sailfin tang(rehome when big) be too much?

Not at all, that’s nothing

 

[40g Nano]

so I kinda want to get a copper
band butterfly....

if I find one that is fat and eating good and healthy

Tomini Tang
Pair of Clownfish
baby blue hippo tang
Foxface
Copperband Butterfly
small stuff like a goby or blenny or something

 

[40g Nano]

@HB AL
How did you do that aquascape?
I love it and want to do it

 

[HB AL]

@HB AL
How did you do that aquascape?
I love it and want to do it

let me start by saying it was not planned out it just kinda came together over the last 5 years.
Lots of rocks, also some of those flat pieces they make to allow for more placement space for the corals and I drill holes in some of the rocks to place frags with there plugs. The added benefit of so many rocks is it creates a robust biological filter which I need since the reef is full of fish and corals.