How much livestock in a 75

[ducati1212]

I know there is no formula and its somewhat based on equipment and fish really just looking to see what people have.

I have a fairly new red sea reefer 350 so 75 gallon display 93 ish gallons total water. It looks a little empty to me ive been going slow and adding 1 fish every few weeks.

I have
- yellow watchmen goby
- tail spot blenny
- 3 pajama cardinals
- 2 red fin fairy wrass
- 1 clown
-2 cleaner shrimp
- 1 piston shrimp that I see once a month
- 1 emerald crab.

Sounds allot typing it out but the tank is sparse looking. How many fish do people have in there 75's?

I have good flow, lots of rock, marine pure in my sump, chaeto in my fuge and an Eshopps S200 skimmer

I have been waiting for my pods to build up then I want a green mandarin

I was thinking maybe a few more fish that actually swim maybe even something as simple as some chromis

Just looking for ideas not science

Quick crappy shot of tank every animal listed is in there someplace.

 

[Sailingeric]

I have a 75 gallon and have 15 fish but most are smaller. 2 clowns, a RGB, yellow, black and green clown goby, 4 damsels, a bi color blenny, a coral beauty, banded goby, a smaller yellow tang ( I will be getting a bigger tank soon), and valentini puffer. Plus a several snails, a cleaner shrimp and dozen or so smaller hermit crabs.

 

[Robb1414]

Hey in my 75 I have: a pair of clowns, a Valentini puffer (our favorite), three very small chalk bass, a yellow tang, a diamond butterfly, two file fish, and a one-spotted fox face.

 

[ducati1212]

I have this problem that I like gobies that live in the rock that I never see. I was so excited to get a pistol shrimp and I have seen him 3 times in 6 months. I will say the more fish I put in the more everything comes out from hiding.

Adding the 2 fairy wrass has caused everything to start swimming around.

I like that puffer but I have corals seems like it could be hit or miss (if you consider 6 frags as "having corals")