be honest..how many fish do you have?

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without starting a fight or getting ridiculued by people I am hoping people will be honest in their answers. i know there are guidelines and for good reason as to how many fish you can put in a tank, depending on fish size, tank size etc. I also know that the guidelines aren't always necessarily correct, especially if you keep the tank impeccably cleaned, do water changes religously etc. that being said, how big is your tank and how many fish (and wht kind) do you have in it?
 
16 gal nano mixed reef:
yellow watchman goby
green clown goby

29 gal fowlr/softie:
orange firefish 1.5"
tiny tiny yellow tang (slightly larger than a quarter)
royal gramma 1/2"
 
92 Gallon Corner

6 Wrasses
2 clowns
2 damsels (lemon and domino)
blue hippo
yellow

Filtration system is set up to handle a 300 gallon fully stocked tank. I do 30 gallon WC every 2 weeks.
 
I keep large tanks and large amount of fish. I do a weekly 55 gallon water change run a large skimmer and have almost as much water in my sump as in my display. Imo theses things are a must to keep a lot of fish. My last 300 had 38 fish all of them where very happy. I asked several times :D

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I keep large tanks and large amount of fish. I do a weekly 55 gallon water change run a large skimmer and have almost as much water in my sump as in my display. Imo theses things are a must to keep a lot of fish. My last 300 had 38 fish all of them where very happy. I asked several times :D

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I agree 100% on this, I have 60 Gallons of water in my sump, 100lbs of live rock in sump, 150 lbs of liverock in tank, I run a skimmer rated for 300 gallons , I run reactors to help with phosphates and nitrates and I have a fuge, Its all about filtration IMO
 
16 fish in a 155 gallon display

Yellow tang
Powder blue tang
Yellow belly blue tang
6 chromis
2 royal grammas
Mandarin
Bangaii cardinal
Yellow wrasse
Black/white clownfish pair

I always thought the amount of fish was related to the open swimming space not total volume, with a very open display you could house more fish happily.


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I have a 120 gallon SPS and yes I have way too many fishes:

Regal Angel
Goldflake Angel
Coral Beauty Angel
Hippo Tang
Black Tang
2 Picasso Clowns
3 Bartlett Anthias
3 Golden Rhomboid Wrasses
 
220 gal tank

12" vlaminig tang
desjardini tang
powder blue tang
hippo tang

3 pj cardinals
3 ochre cardinals
mandarin
midas blenny
mystery wrasse
occy clown
maroon clown
chromis
yellowtail damsel
 
My two tanks are tied together.

65g: yellow tang, yellow coriss wrasse, six line wrasse, and two ocellaris clowns.

40g frag tank: 3 small anthias and a small blue tang.
 
70gal
1 small yellow tang I've had since a baby
1 occelaris clown
1 saddleback clown
1 spotted mandarin
1 royal gamme
1 diamond watchmen

30gal
4" peacock mantis shrimp, and a baby clown. They got along fine to be honest, he never goes after it. lol But if I do happen to catch him, I have other tanks I can move the clown to

30gal
This is basically a "throw crap into" tank, holding some liverock rubble, snails and hermits that I use to re-supply the other tanks, 1 engineer goby
 
135 gallon
1 medium sized yellow tang
1 medium powder brown tang
1 starry blenny
1 pygmy cherub angelfish
1 linespot flasher wrasse (still in hyposalinity quarantine tank)

I might consider adding a clownfish pair and some bangaii cardinals, but we'll see.
 
60 Gallon
(1) Dwar
f Zebra Lion
(1) Dwarf Hawaiian Red Eye Lion
(1) Fortesque Waspfish
(1) Japanese Red Fin Waspfish
(2) Clarkii Clownfish
(1) Marine Betta
(1) 4 Stripe Damsel
(1) Yellow Breasted male Lyretail Anthias
(2) Female Lyretail Anthias

(1) Falco Hawkfish

4.5 Gallon
(1) Wheeler's Goby
(5) Blue Line Flagtail Gobies
 
240g Tank 8'x2'x2'
6 Fish
Vlamingi Tang
Sailfin Tang
Hippo Tang
Mimic Tang
Yellow Eye Tang
Ruby Scat
 
55
Fuzzy dwarf lionfish
2 clowns
lawnmower blenny
yellow watchman goby

30 gallon seahorse tank
2 seahorses
Bangaii
Mandarin
 
46 Gallon Bowfront:

1 maroon clown(4 years)
1 royal gramma (4 years)
1 leopard wrasse (4 years)
1 flame angel (2years)
1 Randalls shrimp goby (2 years)
1 catalina goby (1 year)
1 trimma goby (1 year)
1 barnacle blenny (1 year)
1 tail spot blenny (6 mos.)
1 geometric pygmy hawk (4 days & counting!)
 
57 rimless sps dominate

1 flame wrasse
1 hooded fairy wrasse
1 chaoti leopard wrasse
1 blue star leopard wrasse
1 mimic tang
1 fathead anthias
2 black ice clowns
1 helfrichi firefish
 
300 gallon

1 naso tang
1 hippo tang
1 yellow tang
1 foxface
1 flameback angel
1 midas blenny
1 clownfish
4 chromis
2 purple queen anthias
1 boxfish
2 royal grammas
2 flame hawkfish


90 gallon

1 tailspot blenny
1 midas blenny
1 clownfish
1 foxface
 
55 Gallon:
Pair of Ocellaris Clowns
Flametail Bleeny
Tailspot Bleeny
Lubbocks Wrasse
Red Elongated Dottyback

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