fish wish list

[greg0385]

Im looking too add some more fish to my 150. Below is a list of some that i wish to add.

Right now i have
Yellow tang 3"
4- green chromis
Neon goby
Yellow coris wrasse

Fish wish list in no order and problems i may have with each:

Blue tang- worry the yellow tang may be to aggressive toward it
Anthias- maybe the dispar
Flame hawk- i hear they can/will eat smaller fish and shrimp
Flame angel- i hear they will nip at corals
Mystery wrasse- may eat small shrimp
neon goby- already have one but would like a few more
Blue eye cardinal- would like 3-5 of these
Dragon face pipefish- would like a pair
Chromis- would like a few more
Cleaner shrimp- would like a few
Diamond goby- may bury corals if on sandbed
sexy shrimp- may become fish food to larger fish
Pygmy angelfish- may nip at corals.

If anyone know of other fish to add or some above that may be safe and which ones arent

 

[islander84]

I have 3 lyretail anthias without any problems 2 females one male. Also have a blue hippo tang desjardini sailfin tang, lieutenant tang, and yellow tang together without any problems.... maybe the occasional "im the boss" but no fighting.... you have other options like firefish red, purple, or helfrichis..... lots of other tangs, lots of wrasses( mccosker flasher) is nice melanurus is iffy...mine tends to eat snails sometimes.....bartletts anthias are nice also ( i will be adding a few of these)

 

[greg0385]

Oh yeah forgot about firefish, trying to go with smaller fish and some schooling fish. I just worry about some of the fish above may become nightmare, like the hawkfish or the angels. Does anyone have experience with any above that i should stay away from.

 

[ToXIc]

How many fish are you planning to have total? That's a long list you've got.


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[greg0385]

I wish they all could, but thats way too many

 

[gmoney243]

Its more about are you able to handle the nutrients rather than to many fish for space. Id say ur list is fine long as you can handle the nutrients somehow. Biopellets and algae scrubbers are really allowing ppl these days to keep loads of fish

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