My wish list, Opinions wanted!

[philly]

1 Yellow Tang
1 Blue Tang
2 Ocellaris Clownfish
1 Yellow Watchman
1 Firefish
1 Ruby Head Fairy Wrasse


Assorted inverts, and corals

Any recommendations for inverts or corals that are easy to take care of, would be highly appreciated.

I have a 90 gallon surf line with 4 power heads with quick filters and a protein skimmer and im getting a really good lighting system.
2 Oceanic Clownfish



Assorted inverts, and corals

Any recommendations for inverts or corals that are easy to take care of, would be highly appreciated.

I have a 90 gallon surf line with 4 power heads with quick filters and a protein skimmer and im getting a really good lighting system.

 

[nodoubt471]

if it were me, i would pick one or the other of the tangs, ive seen tangs housed in the same tank to serious damage to eachother.

 

[lando]

I think the list looks okay. Just remember to add these fish very slowly. Over the course of months. Set up a QT tank and do things right from the start. This will save you big $$$ in the long run. Add the yellow tang last, it is the most aggressive fish. the blue and yellow have different color and body shape so fighting will most likely not be an issue. Not to say it won't happen. Haveyou thought about inverts? With the tangs I would get a couple of skunk cleaner shrimp and pick up a pistol shrimp for the goby.

 

[philly]

lamdo, are their any other inverts or corals i should pick up

 

[RocketSeason]

wait on the corals. I dont think your tank will be ready for several months at least. That will give you time to figure out what you want and what your tank can manage.

Why not have a Coral Banded shrimp and a fire shrimp in there??? Both are awsome looking and very colorful!

 

[philly]

i want skunk, pistol, coral branded and fire shrimp. how many of each and what order do i get them in?

 

[lando]

I agree with Rocket, wait on the corals for awhile. As for the shrimp...acouple of cleaners, some peppermints, one coral banded and blood would be good. Don't forget the reef hermits and snails.

 

[philly]

if they are carnivores then what will they eat that grows naturally in my tank?