getting fish!!!

that's messed up *FINGER* to him

 

he looked a tad mental to me. he was still looking for more fish after i left. i felt bad for the fish!!!

 

Ya i just finished looking up fish coral and plants for my tank came up with a big list i will add it

- Arrow Crab
-Cerith Snails
-Astraea conehead snail
- Naissarius Snail
- Tree Sponge
- Coral Banded Shrimp
- Peppermint Shrimp
- Flame Cardinal
- Chalk Bass
- Harleuin Bass
- Lantern Bass
- Shaving Brush Plant
- Mermaid's Fan Plant
- Green Lance Gorgonian
- Purple Brush Gorgonian
- Purple Tree Gorgonian
- Rusty Gorgonian
- Pistol Shrimp
- Serpent Sea Star, Fancy Tiger striped
- Red Brittle Sea Star

Thats my nice long list of Corals fish and plants i will be looking for that are all from the Caribbean and Florida/ Florida Keys! Long Right.... lmaoo

 

make sure your tank can take those 4 fish along with the ones you already have. should be a nice tank when its done though!

 

Forgive me, but I just wanted to give you a word of caution. Your yellow tang (I really hope you are able to find it a new home) has already established dominance in your tank. If you add anymore fish to the tank, the yellow is likely to try and beat the crap out of newcomers. I had a very small yellow once in a 75 and he was indeed the boss of the tank. Anything new had to suffer the consequences. If you make the additions you have planned, please be ready to take the tang out if you have to. Otherwise you might end up with some dead or missing chromis.

Usually when I add any fish, I plan ahead and add the least aggressive first and saving the meaner ones until last. This usually gives the peaceful guys chances to find hiding spots. And yellow tangs can be some of the meanest. My lfs had a yellow that they had to keep moving from tank to tank because he was so mean. They eventually had to have him in his own tank.

Just my opinion and I am certainly not telling you what to put in your tank, just wanted to add some words of caution.

 

Usually when I add any fish, I plan ahead and add the least aggressive first and saving the meaner ones until last. This usually gives the peaceful guys chances to find hiding spots.


I have to agree 100%. I had to get rid of a six line in my 29g because he picked on every other fish Igot since. Also you will probly be really overstocking your tank if you go for as many as you have mentioned. 4-5 fish for a 29g Biocube is about all you want. I have been running with 2 for a month or so now, and I only add 1 at a time with a week to 2 weeks in between.
To quote the experts on here:
"Go Slow, Let it grow"

 

i put three in my tank yesterday. i know it wasnt a good decision but i knew the possible consiquences of over doig it with the bioload. so far so good no aggression at all. but i wouldnt add more than 2 fish at a time IMO.

 

well i got the fish and coral and inverts here are some pix still getting the m used to the tank.

Brett Adam Levin's Photos - New Stuff in the tank | Facebook

check it out!!

 

The 20 things i listed were to look at i ended up getting 2 fish for a total of 5 fish and there small

 

cool! now you need to get that tang out fast though! psuedo can get mean but not all the time. linkias are hard to keep alive long term.