Too many???

[mikepclo]

I have a problem and I can't stop....well just one more wrasse and that's it. I have a 120g SPS dominant tank with 35g sump running biopellets. I just recently reduced my fish load already and this is what I have now. Just curious what you guys think of my bioload.

Green chromis x7
Lawnmower Blenny
Coral beauty (Need to catch this bully)
Blue tang (2")
Yellow tang (3.5")
Purple tang (3.5")
Bangaii
Flame male wrasse (4")
Flame female wrasse (2")
Labouti wrasse (2.75")
Exquisite wrasse (2.5")
Lineatus supermale (5")
Rhomboid male to be

[pinkreef]

AS A FELLOW WRASSE LOVER I THINK YOU NEED 3 HALICHOERES CHRYSUS WRASSES TO COMPLETE YOUR BIOLOAD.

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by pinkreef

AS A FELLOW WRASSE LOVER I THINK YOU NEED 3 HALICHOERES CHRYSUS WRASSES TO COMPLETE YOUR BIOLOAD.

Your CAPS lock key is stuck. Again...

[pinkreef]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Your CAPS lock key is stuck. Again...

i have trouble seeing lower case on my phone. ps im not yelling

[pinkreef]

Heres my list

green chromis
5" regal tang
sailfin tang
carpenter wrasse
halichoeres chrysus x 3
hi fin goby
cave goby
juv percs x 2
bangai cardinal

[Bblinks]

Thats nothing Mike, you should see my buddy Apex's tank. Now thats overstocked.

[mikepclo]

Shhhh....Thats after the Rhomboid

Originally Posted by pinkreef

AS A FELLOW WRASSE LOVER I THINK YOU NEED 3 HALICHOERES CHRYSUS WRASSES TO COMPLETE YOUR BIOLOAD.

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by mikepclo

I have a problem and I can't stop....well just one more wrasse and that's it. I have a 120g SPS dominant tank with 35g sump running biopellets. I just recently reduced my fish load already and this is what I have now. Just curious what you guys think of my bioload.

Green chromis x7
Lawnmower Blenny
Coral beauty (Need to catch this bully)
Blue tang (2")
Yellow tang (3.5")
Purple tang (3.5")
Bangaii
Flame male wrasse (4")
Flame female wrasse (2")
Labouti wrasse (2.75")
Exquisite wrasse (2.5")
Lineatus supermale (5")
Rhomboid male to be

I would say that's below average Take my words with not even a grain of salt since I am very bad at stocking fishes

[daniella3d]

The only problem I see with a too large bioload is if the skimmer fail, then oxygen goes down and the fish start to die from lack of oxygen. The rule for the number of fish per gallon is not only for the fish comfort, but it is also for the amount of dissolve oxygen so that all fish can have enough. Using a skimmer really change those odds, but remove the skimmer for a few hours or overnight and disaster can strike.

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by daniella3d

The only problem I see with a too large bioload is if the skimmer fail, then oxygen goes down and the fish start to die from lack of oxygen. The rule for the number of fish per gallon is not only for the fish comfort, but it is also for the amount of dissolve oxygen so that all fish can have enough. Using a skimmer really change those odds, but remove the skimmer for a few hours or overnight and disaster can strike.

How can this 75 gallon tank run with 15 fishes without skimmer?

http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2006/2/aquarium