Would this work

[axs377]

Sounds like your water change routine is good. Never can have too clean water...lol my 330 has a 40gpd drip and I still do a 75% weekly water change that's with a 75 gallon sump too. I suspect it's nearly impossible to change too much water.

 

[Bertie07]

I have changed my mind and wondered if I had the ntt dat, red bay snook, geo brasiliensis would work with a group of clowns in my tank for life, also is the 18" width be to small for the dat and snook. Thanks for any replies

 

[Gourami Swami]

18" tank would be a bit too small for full grown snook in my opinion. Also, a 12" snook could very easily eat a 5-6" clown loach. They have huge expandable mouths like a peacock bass.

 

[Bertie07]

18" tank would be a bit too small for full grown snook in my opinion. Also, a 12" snook could very easily eat a 5-6" clown loach. They have huge expandable mouths like a peacock bass.

Ok so I won’t do the snook but would the other the other fish be over stocking the tank, and would it work if I replaced the snook for a flagtail

 

[Chockful O Phail]

Flagtail would be fine, they grow a little slow and aren’t terribly competitive for food. I recently tried to put my little 4” FT in with my clowns and he just couldn’t compete with the ravaging horde so he’ll have to spend more time growing up before going back in.

 

[Bertie07]

Flagtail would be fine, they grow a little slow and aren’t terribly competitive for food. I recently tried to put my little 4” FT in with my clowns and he just couldn’t compete with the ravaging horde so he’ll have to spend more time growing up before going back in.

That’s good to know, might have to get the FT a bit bigger then