How overstocked is my tank?

crister13

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I have a 150g tank with 110# of LR, around a 3' sump (maybe more) caulerpa in refugium, skimmer. For livestock I have 1snowflake eel, 1 male bird wrasse, 1 blonde naso tang, 1 niger triggerfish, and 1 honeycombgrouper. how overstocked is the tank? If it is, what is the BEST thing I can do without removing fish? If I have to, I will.:irked:
 

stopsharkfinning

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the honeycomb cod will produce more waste than all your fish put together, he will put strain on fitration,do you have a decent skimmer and what is your filtration set up, how old is the tank ,do you test your water, if you have added the honey comb last it may give a ammonia spike as your bacteria population may not be capable of handling waste
 

NHfishguy

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As juveniles your set for a while if they are larger what are your nitrates and do you have trouble keeping alk and pH up?
 

mos90

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as long as the fish arent aggressive towards each other and u can keep nitrates in check then u are fine. is this a fowlr tank?
 

FLESHY

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Generally speaking +1 to the above...as I have said before naso's are notorious for simply dying for no reason...especially in tanks equal to or smaller than 180g.
 

crister13

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Yeah its FOWLR. They're not aggressive to eachother at all. If they wouldn't be aggressive, could I add a hawaiin black trigger?
 

Zoodiver

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No. You have too many fish already once they grow up. Many of those will need a larger tank in a couple years. I'd stop cramming fish in.
 
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