What's Your Bioload

[Borderjumper]

65 gallon w/25 gallon sump
100lb rock

1 yellow tang
1 flame angel
3 square spot anthias
2 royal pencil wrasse
1 yellow wrasse
1 purple wrasse
1 green wrasse
2 green chromis
2 firefish
1 cleaner shrimp
1 peppermint shrimp


60 gallon w/33 gallon sump
120LB LR

1 purple tang
3 green chromis
1 green spot mandarin
1 clown
1 six line wrasse


Both of my tanks are also fully stocked with corals. IMO lots of LR is the key.

[Chaloupa]

~150g with 50g sump
200+ lbs live rock

3 Picasso Clownfish
1 Powder Blue Tang
1 Naso Tang
1 Red Sea Sailfin Tang
2 Spotted Mandarins
1 Yellow Wrasse
1 Leopard Wrasse
1 Midas Blenny
1 African Flameback Angel
1 Trimma Goby


~120g with 50g sump
150lbs live rock

1 Golden Dwarf Moray Eel
1 Spotted Hawkfish
1 Copperband butterfly
2 Gold Stripe Maroon Clowns
1 Coris Wrasse
soon to add 1 Rabbitfish that's in QT

~65g with 18g sump
90 lbs live rock

2 False Percula Clowns
1 2 bar Rabbitfish
1 Kole Tang
1 Leopard Wrasse

~34g RSM
40lbs live rock

1 Blue Spot Jawfish
1 Curious Wormfish
soon to add pair of Sunrise or Naked Clowns

all have corals and or anemones in them.....and are all high bioload, but have good skimmers on them, plenty of LR etc

[lorenz0]

Aquarium Size: 20g tall
Live Rock: 20LBs fiji
Fish: tomato clown, watchmens goby
Inverts/others: 1 emerald crab, 8 left handed hermits, 4 snails

[christyf5]

ok but no flames

Aquarium Size: 90G (48"x18"x24") + 17G sump (water volume)
Live Rock: Approximately 80-90 lbs Fiji etc
Fish: Regal Tang, Tailspot Wrasse, Bangaii Cardinal, Powder Blue Tang, Lined Blenny, 2x Vanderbilts Chromis, Scopas Tang, Royal Gramma, Neon Goby
Inverts: 2 Crocea clams, 2 Maxima clams, 1 squamosa clam, tuxedo urchin, various snails, abalone

Some days I'd say I was heavily stocked, other days I'd say moderate. Today I need 3 more vanderbilts chromis

[Snappy]

Like Steve I have 3 tanks (total water 270 gal) plumbed to a common sump with a reasonably high load at 40+:
regal tang,
chevron tang,
naso tang,
yellow tang,
sailfin tang,
coral beauty,
flame angels x2,
potters angel,
damsels x3,
chromis x3,
pipe fish,
banggai cardinals x2,
fairy wrasses x3,
foxface,
rabbit,
hawk,
niger trigger,
scooter blenny,
bi-colour blenny,
marine beta,
dottybacks x2,
royal grama,
firefish,
clown goby,
watchman gobies x4,
percula,
black/white ocileris x2,
false percs x2,
black cucumber & various inverts.
That's all I can think of right off.

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

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.

[Canuckgod420]

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

[fishoholic]

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 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

[Lance]

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.

[Myka]

33g w/ 28lbs LR:

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

1 Peppermint Shrimp
1 Brittle star

Less than 10 snails.