Goodair
Valuable Member
I'm looking into adding a last fish to my tank, preferably something that is active during the day since the rest are more nocturnal or just never come out of hiding. Tusk is ontop of the list but looking for some experience on this fish.
As of now, there is a lion fish, marine beta, panther grouper and foxface. All relatively the same size and get along. The panther is aggressive but has calmed down since adding the beta.
Snails are ok to go, but the long spine urchin is something I'd prefer to keep and am unsure of its safe with it. Tank is a 90 gal, will be upgrading within 2-3 years and keeping the same fish. Substrate is gravel and there is alot of caves/over hangs and some macros in the DP. Plan on adding some soft corals down the road, maybe sponges, anemones, and a brittle star. The filtration is doing a really good job keeping nutrients steady so the bioload shouldn't be a concern.
Is the tusk a good option to add some activity during the day or will it end up being a problem?
As of now, there is a lion fish, marine beta, panther grouper and foxface. All relatively the same size and get along. The panther is aggressive but has calmed down since adding the beta.
Snails are ok to go, but the long spine urchin is something I'd prefer to keep and am unsure of its safe with it. Tank is a 90 gal, will be upgrading within 2-3 years and keeping the same fish. Substrate is gravel and there is alot of caves/over hangs and some macros in the DP. Plan on adding some soft corals down the road, maybe sponges, anemones, and a brittle star. The filtration is doing a really good job keeping nutrients steady so the bioload shouldn't be a concern.
Is the tusk a good option to add some activity during the day or will it end up being a problem?
