good marine wet pet for 50-75 gal

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Rafini

Rafini

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Hey everyone, I'm thinking of getting another tank sometime and wanted to know if there was any cool saltwater stocking suggestions? until now I could only think of good freshwater stock but it occured to me that I could also look into saltwater.

I am experienced with marine tanks and I don't really need any advice just some stocking suggestions?

thanks a lot guys
Rafini
 
Valentini puffer!!
Mine hand feeds :).
 
Well its just that I already have a 65 bow front that is small peaceful fish and a few corals. I am thinking of picking up a 55-75 soemtime in the next few months and I want to really think fully about my options before I commit to one idea.

So is there any cool ideas like a trigger or a larger puffer or something cool like that? If I can't fit anything good in a 75 I understand, I just wanted to see what I could get away with in a marine set up because It's been a while since I kept some of the cooler marines. I used to have a fish only 90 breeder which due to an unfortunate accident (being looked after while I was away) was completely destroyed.
 
You could do a snowflake eel, a humu Picasso trigger, bursa trigger, a humu rectangle trigger, or you could go with a lion fish most of them need up to 50 or 70 gal tanks. A few need up to 120 or so. It really all just depends on what it is your looking for


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ckcdrummer said:
You could do a snowflake eel, a humu Picasso trigger, bursa trigger, a humu rectangle trigger, or you could go with a lion fish most of them need up to 50 or 70 gal tanks. A few need up to 120 or so. It really all just depends on what it is your looking for


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Thats not a bad Idea, so how about Antenatta or one of the other small lionfish, a trigger and maybe a wrasse ? could someone give me some stocking Ideas? It's a shame that there are no puffers available for a 75 cause I really love the dogface puffers. I forgot to mention that the tnak would of course be overfiltered, and I would use some water and gravel/filter media, from my thriving marine tank to speed up the cycling process
 
plenty of puffers for that size tank, look in to the tobys, most get 4-5" and would be great for your setup
 
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