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Rupan



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PostPosted: Fri Jun 27, 2003 1:55 pm    Post subject: Need help picking species for a new tank Reply with quote

I am in the middle of setting up a 55 gal FOWLR and need some help
picking my fish. So far my plans are to include a couple of shrimp,
hermits, turbo snails and a couple of clowns. Please help me decide on
some other fish to include in the tank.

Eric

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richard reynolds



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PostPosted: Fri Jul 18, 2003 6:12 am    Post subject: Re: Need help picking species for a new tank Reply with quote

there are many that would fit, assuming the shrimp are not too small or the
clowns are going to get them, alot of cardinals are nice, dwarf angels could
do ok, some wrasses, the list gets kinda long, look around see what you like
and either research it or ask

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Rupan wrote in message@posting.google.com...
> I am in the middle of setting up a 55 gal FOWLR and need some help
> picking my fish. So far my plans are to include a couple of shrimp,
> hermits, turbo snails and a couple of clowns. Please help me decide on
> some other fish to include in the tank.
>
> Eric
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Tervill



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PostPosted: Fri Jul 18, 2003 7:35 pm    Post subject: Re: Need help picking species for a new tank Reply with quote

"richard reynolds" wrote in message news:...



>Yellow Tangs are also quite nice fish. Their hardy, eat algea, and
are nice to watch and are quite peacefull.

Terry Villeneuve


there are many that would fit, assuming the shrimp are not too small
or the
> clowns are going to get them, alot of cardinals are nice, dwarf angels could
> do ok, some wrasses, the list gets kinda long, look around see what you like
> and either research it or ask
>
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> richard reynolds
> richard.reynolds@usa.net
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> Rupan wrote in message
> @posting.google.com...
> > I am in the middle of setting up a 55 gal FOWLR and need some help
> > picking my fish. So far my plans are to include a couple of shrimp,
> > hermits, turbo snails and a couple of clowns. Please help me decide on
> > some other fish to include in the tank.
> >
> > Eric
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Lone6Wolfpack



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PostPosted: Wed Jul 30, 2003 9:45 am    Post subject: Re: Need help picking species for a new tank Reply with quote

be cafeful with the tangs, they eat reefs, but are careful what they eat.
if you plan on getting any plants, the tangs will rape them unless you stock
regularly or has sustainable amount growing. i think a pair of percula
clowns, a tomato clown, and what i would get is about 6-10 engineer gobys,
they school, very neat schooling fish. i would get 2 blennys for bottom
feeding too if your system is established to where there is worms growing in
the substrate. a cleaner wrasse is neat and one of those yellow? gobys are
cool too. this combination, of all of the above mentioned should be fine,
and if you add any others, maybe one or two, if you have room, then be
careful what you add! make homes for them, tunnels between rocks, and
anenomes for the clowns, and a live plant or two, or fake.
wolfhedd.

"Rupan" wrote in message@posting.google.com...
> I am in the middle of setting up a 55 gal FOWLR and need some help
> picking my fish. So far my plans are to include a couple of shrimp,
> hermits, turbo snails and a couple of clowns. Please help me decide on
> some other fish to include in the tank.
>
> Eric
>

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