Stock options for 65 gallon

[GrizzReacts]

Grabbing a 65 gallon looking for stock options new to this hobby nothing too small I was thinking Coral Beauty Angelfish , Saddle Valentini Puffer to start off but what else?

 

[1112-425XL]

Lots of options. Depends what your plans are. Fowlr, mixed reef, predator tank?

 

[Sleeepy]

My stock list in my 65g with no problems:

- 2 Clowns
- Yellow Watchman Goby/Pistol Shrimp
- Melanurus Wrasse
- Radiant Wrasse
- Flame Fin Tomini Tang
- Squaretail Bristletooth Tang
- Lyretail Anthias

I am still looking to add at least one more wrasse, but undecided on which one at the moment.

 

[GrizzReacts]

Lots of options. Depends what your plans are. Fowlr, mixed reef, predator tank?

I’m new to this hobby I want fish and corals would that be a mixed reef?

 

[GrizzReacts]

My stock list in my 65g with no problems:

- 2 Clowns
- Yellow Watchman Goby/Pistol Shrimp
- Melanurus Wrasse
- Radiant Wrasse
- Flame Fin Tomini Tang
- Squaretail Bristletooth Tang
- Lyretail Anthias

I am still looking to add at least one more wrasse, but undecided on which one at the moment.

And your tangs do fine? I don’t want to get a fish that I’m gonna have to eventually upgrade to a bigger tank unfortunately my apartment isn’t that big

 

[1112-425XL]

Yes, Fish and Coral is a mixed reel. You'll want fish that are classified as reef safe, or they will nip at and eat corals. That could get expensive.

 

[GrizzReacts]

Yes, Fish and Coral is a mixed reel. You'll want fish that are classified as reef safe, or they will nip at and eat corals. That could get expensive.

Ok this is a headache lol just want some cool fish tbh I don’t want a goby or belly or wrasse looking for something better

 

[1112-425XL]

Also some are considered reef safe (with caution). Meaning they might decide they like corals or they could be cuc eaters. So snails, crabs, shrimp, star fish, urchins, conch could be on their menu.

 

[GrizzReacts]

Also some are considered reef safe (with caution). Meaning they might decide they like corals or they could be cuc eaters. So snails, crabs, shrimp, star fish, urchins, conch could be on their menu.

Another headache thanks lol

 

[Sleeepy]

And your tangs do fine? I don’t want to get a fish that I’m gonna have to eventually upgrade to a bigger tank unfortunately my apartment isn’t that big

Yes. The Ctenochaetus genus AKA Bristletooth is the smallest of the tangs. They’ll max out at 5”-6”. Most would argue that you may not get away with two Bristletooths in the same tank but the mirror trick fixed that in a couple of days.

 

[GrizzReacts]

Ok I’m adding it to the list appreciate the feedback I’ll stick with one for now