New 100g tank

Peacock bass get way too large for a 100 gallon tank. You would need a tank that was around 8 feet long to have a chance.

For the SW FO that would depend on the type of fish you are looking at. Probably don't want a fish that gets over 8" in length. You could have 4 or 5 at that size if they are compatable.

 

Congras on the new tank...maybe you could sell your current tank. use that money to out towrads new equipement for this tank. Also, stock this tank with a bit less than you did your orthers...it could turn out to be a pretty nice, successful. SW.

 

I agree. No reason to be mean to him. I think he did wrong on his other tank(s). But this is the start of something new. Hopefully(and it appears) he is trying to do things right.

 

I want to breed clowns again so im not selling the tank but just moving the other fish to a new home so there will be only 2clowns in the tank

 

Stocking for 100g fish only with little live rock maybe 10lbs

Blue tang
yellow tang
flame angelfish
clarkii clown
fire fish
fox face rabbit
snow flake eel
lion fish

Is this ok ? 12.5g per fish ?

i will be doing 10g water changes ever week from my reef tank withch will only have my clowns in so the water will be pretty clean water.

 

I think you may have underestimated the cost of LR. And if not ... I want to know where I can get liverock for $1 a pound.

I would recommend following advice this time around ... a lot of responses so far are pretty cold, I think that can be avoided.

I hope a new page has been turned, and this can be the start of something good.

Best of Luck

 

I get it from the manager at dig pals lol something on something street in mexico lol for the price that they pay in bulk + 20$ to the guy.

but for this tank i only want 10lbs just for hiding not for filtration

 

its not the gallons per fish, its their total inches into gallons. alot of those get a good size. so no that would be way overstocked. plus with a serious lack of biological filtration , only 10 lbs of LR , IMO youd be asking for trouble. plus the eel and lion fish may enjoy some expensive meals. just my 2 cents

 

Im thinking discus maybe now ?

 

lol cant decide?

discus are very cool, but are fairly hard to take care of. you could do that, and have a few smaller, more pasive fish like tetras, guppies, and certain appropriatly sized catfish.