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I'm getting a 75 gallon reef and was wondering if this is overstocked or if there are any problems?
2 snowflake eels 1 scopas tang 2 clarkii clownfish 1 bi-color dwarf angelfish ![]() any other fish that would be suitable? |
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Sounds like a good mix. Be sure to check that the eels can be housed together and also that they are not small fish eaters (which i think they may be). If that's the case, dont get fish too small or it'll eat them quick.
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also, some angelfish are not reefsafe. so be sure to check on what they eat or pick at.
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