So just finished cycling my tank and want to get at least 2 fish this week sometime. I have the fluval evo 13.5.
I've read so may different things about # of fish, bioload, fish that work well together, fish that don't, etc., to the point everything is conflicting.
I would enjoy having at least 3-4 fish in my tank. I like clowns but also don't want them to be uncomfortable or territorial if the tank is too small. Been reading even aquacultured ones can be a bit aggressive, but also posts saying they've been great.
So my question is what can I get away with? Would 4 fish work? Perhaps 1 clown, a gramma, a gobby, and a six lined wrasse? Or a cardinal instead of clown. Obviously not all introduced at the same time. I plan on having a clean up crew as well.
My biggest thing is happiness of the fish. My life doesn't change much if I can get 3 vs 4 fish, but would just enjoy the diversity. I don't mind doing water changes often, the tank is small so it's not a big hassle.
Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks in advance and sorry if I miss a reply.
I've read so may different things about # of fish, bioload, fish that work well together, fish that don't, etc., to the point everything is conflicting.
I would enjoy having at least 3-4 fish in my tank. I like clowns but also don't want them to be uncomfortable or territorial if the tank is too small. Been reading even aquacultured ones can be a bit aggressive, but also posts saying they've been great.
So my question is what can I get away with? Would 4 fish work? Perhaps 1 clown, a gramma, a gobby, and a six lined wrasse? Or a cardinal instead of clown. Obviously not all introduced at the same time. I plan on having a clean up crew as well.
My biggest thing is happiness of the fish. My life doesn't change much if I can get 3 vs 4 fish, but would just enjoy the diversity. I don't mind doing water changes often, the tank is small so it's not a big hassle.
Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks in advance and sorry if I miss a reply.

