Looking for any suggestions for interesting additions to our 46g bow. Tank includes a mix of LPS/SPS/one clam. Solar Wrasse, Yellow Cori Wrasse, B&W Ocellaris, Orane Ocellaris, Tiger Jawfish.
Looking for any suggestions for interesting additions to our 46g bow. Tank includes a mix of LPS/SPS/one clam. Solar Wrasse, Yellow Cori Wrasse, B&W Ocellaris, Orane Ocellaris, Tiger Jawfish.
Looking for any suggestions for interesting additions to our 46g bow. Tank includes a mix of LPS/SPS/one clam. Solar Wrasse, Yellow Cori Wrasse, B&W Ocellaris, Orane Ocellaris, Tiger Jawfish.
IMO, (personally) I feel 5 fish in a 46 bow with a mix of LPS/SPS/Clams in adequate enough. I would worry about waste/bioload if you put anymore fish in there unless you have stellar filtration.
But then again, how "packed" is the tank? Meaning rock, sand, corals, etc.
Just my opinion or suggestion. Everyone's different.
Have you thought at all about some of the small gobies? Small bioload but yet still an interested fish, maybe even a pair of them with a pistol shrimp?
Hawkfish can be a cool addition but have to watch with some inverts. What about a gramma - royal gramma? Black cap basslet? These two can be aggressive so would for sure want to be the last fish.
What about clown gobies?
Attractive little fish with low bioload impact.
Plus, they naturally occur among SPS branches, so they'd fit right in, and possibly benefit the corals.
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