Fish for my 91 Gal Reefer 350

[fredjr]

Hi, I'm looking for opinions on my fish stock I'm thinking about getting. So far I have this in my DT
3in purple Tang
1.75 in Yellow watchman goby whith pistol strimp
2in fire goby
med sz blood shrimp

This is what I have in my QT
1.5 in six line wrasse
3 in powered brown Tang
2.5 Flame angle
2in Ocellaris Clowns x2

I'm thinking about also adding these fish.
3.5in Magnificent Foxface
2.5in Bicolor Angelfish
2in Tailspot Blenny

What do you guys thing?

 

[USMC 4 LIFE]

I personally would not add the PBT unless you plan on rehoming it once it gets bigger. In a tank that size, the PBT, purple tang, six line, and two dwarf angles would make other fish timid.

I would also skip on adding the foxface and bicolor angel

 

[fredjr]

I personally would not add the PBT unless you plan on rehoming it once it gets bigger. In a tank that size, the PBT, purple tang, six line, and two dwarf angles would make other fish timid.

I would also skip on adding the foxface and bicolor angel

Anything that out grows the tank would be rehome. I'm hoping that would be years down the road. If the dwarf angle would add to much stress on the other fish I can life with just the Flame Angle or do you think I'm better off without that one too?

 

[fredjr]

I personally would not add the PBT unless you plan on rehoming it once it gets bigger. In a tank that size, the PBT, purple tang, six line, and two dwarf angles would make other fish timid.

I would also skip on adding the foxface and bicolor angel

Why would you pass on the foxface? It's a peaceful fish.

 

[eatbreakfast]

Why would you pass on the foxface? It's a peaceful fish.

It gets big, and it and the angels add a lot of bioload.

A sixline will eventually be problematic for the firefish.

 

[fredjr]

It gets big, and it and the angels add a lot of bioload.

A sixline will eventually be problematic for the firefish.

Thanks for the input. I had no idea the sixline would be a problem for the firefish. I'm not to worried about the bioload to much. everything in my sump is over size for that reason.

 

[fredjr]

It gets big, and it and the angels add a lot of bioload.

A sixline will eventually be problematic for the firefish.

I really don't want to stress the fish. I'm trying to avoid ick. I just have a bad case of it because I wasn't QT my fish before I put them in my DT. Boy did I learn my lesson on that one.