Very high bioload in my 210g reef: 7 yellow tangs, 1 Achilles, 1 Powderblue, 1 Regal tang; Potter's, African Flameback and Cherub dwarf angels; Blue Fairy, Cleaner and Yellow Wrasses; Midas and Red striped blennies. I used to have more fish in there but caught them out (actually, one jumped out so I put it into the 120g Fowlr)

The Fowlr has 1 med, 1 small porcupine puffer; 1 Snowflake moray; 1 Purple, 1 Powder Brown, 1 Regal tang; 1 Coral Beauty and 1 Lemonpeel dwarf angel; and 1 cleaner wrasse.

72g bow front
10g refugium
40g prop tank
20g sump

Approx 100lbs Jakarta and Fiji live rock

4" sand bed in display and refugium

1 yellow tang
1 kole tang
1 copperband butterfly
1 lyretail anthias
1 rabbitfish
2 false purcs(mating every month)
2 mandernfish(mating all the time)
1 dragonhead goby
20 snails
10-15 hermit crabs
1 seahare
1 lettuce slug
1 large anemone
1 3' BRISTTLEWORM!!!!
countless other worms

I have a very high bioload in my tank too, and I have to admit after reading some of the others I don't feel as bad anymore.

I have a 230g display and 110g sump. 200 pounds LR and lots of corals.

Tangs:
1 Lavender
1 Regal
1 Naso
1 Salfin
1 Yellow
1 Clown

Angelfish:
1 Queen
1 Emperor
1 Blueface
1 Coral beauty

Clowns:
2 Perc.'s
1 Saddleback

1 CBB

Gobies:
1 Mandarin
1 Green clown
1 Yellowhead sleeper

5 Chromis

1 Cleaner wrasse

1 Blueline pipefish (refugium)

1 G-smithi (small) mantis (sump)

1 pom pom crab

1 GBTA

1 Feather duster

Some snails and hermit crabs

One very large really good ASM skimmer

Ok so maybe I do feel bad, anyone want to set up a 1000g in my basement :redface: However I will say this: there is lots of swimming room as well as hiding places, all the fish are fairly healthy and they all get along really well together.

*Update: we added a 28g long zoa tank to our current system and it has 1 yellow clown goby, 1 bi-colour blenny, 1 sixline wrasse and 1 clam

90 gal with 70 gal sump.
FISH:
sailfin tang
foxface
coral beauty angel
ocellaris clown
pajama cardinal
green mandarin
yellow watchman goby
blue gudgeon
firefish.
INVERTS:
4 hermits
12 snails
3 feather dusters
scarlet skunk cleaner shrimp.

The SF tang, foxface and coral beauty will soon be going in the new 225 gal.

33g w/ 28lbs LR:

2 Bangaiis (breeding)
1 True Perc
1 Hector's Goby

1 Peppermint Shrimp
1 Brittle star

Less than 10 snails.

65g

Blackblotch Trigger
Blackback Butterfly
Saddleback clownfish
Six-line wrasse
One Spot Foxface

Chocolate chip Star
Tuxedo type Urchin (white)
2 BTA

SeaHorse, would love to see a video of 7 yellow tangs !

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55 gallon

powder brown tang
scopas tang
2 true percs
wheelers prawn goby
salarias blenny
citron goby
green chromis

2 blood shrimp
2 cleaners
sand sifting shrimp
peppermint shrimp
sand star
2 pom pom crabs
4 emerald crabs
too many snails and hermits to count
green brittle star

12 gallon

2 reiddi seahorses
yellow watchman goby

6 peppermint shrimp
coral banded shrimp
pom pom crab
8 porcelain crabs
2 large feather dusters
acro crab
lots of hermits and snails

125g + model 2 sump Very high bioload
1 7" Metallic Foxface
1 5" Powder Blue
1 6" Red Sea Sailfin
1 5" Purple
1 5" Hippo
1 3" Copperband Butterfly
1 2" Sixline wrasse
1 2.5" Green Mandarin
1 2" Cleaner Wrasse
1 2" Clown

5 Large Cleaner shrimp,
1 Large Fire Shrimp
1 Large Pair of Harlequin Shrimp
1 4" Seahare
1 ~5" Abalone
5 Blue legs hermits
Not sure how many trochus snails are in there
2 Anemones
3 Crocea
2 Derasa
1 Maxima

I think thats everything, no wonder my nitrates and phosphates are so high :P

small bioload
 

3 tanks: small bioload I think. I do not use sumps or skimmers or anything. Just LR and powerheads. I think they call it the Berlin system? Its all natural filtering. I do water changes once a month. Everything is happy and thriving.

20G:
2 one inch Naked Clownfish
1 Cleaner Shrimp
15 Blue Leg Hermit Crabs
8 Astrea snails
5 margarita snails

20G:
1 two inch black and white Clownfish
1 one inch percula
1 two inch sea urchin
1 three inch Mantis shrimp (inside a pastic container)
15 Hermit crabs
8 Margarita snails

10G:
2.5 inch Mantis shrimp
1.5 inch Three-stripe Damsel
4 hermit crabs (which the shrimp does not eat)
10 snails (which become the food of choice)