Rate my tank bio load

[Aquattro]

I'd call that a full tank...

[Coleus]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

I'd call that a full tank...

I like this :-)

[68shelby]

those tangs are pooh factories so Id say thats a lot of fish

[michika]

I'd say you're full up. When you move to your larger thank and as all your inhabitants grow, you'll find you're pretty much maxed out.

Like you mentioned earlier a bigger/better skimmer/filtration system will help you keep everything in line from now until later.

I wouldn't add anything unless it was smaller fish, or fish that won't compete for space, food, or a home/hiding place. I'd be very wary of adding any smaller fish.

[Coleus]

Originally Posted by michika

I'd say you're full up. When you move to your larger thank and as all your inhabitants grow, you'll find you're pretty much maxed out.

Like you mentioned earlier a bigger/better skimmer/filtration system will help you keep everything in line from now until later.

I wouldn't add anything unless it was smaller fish, or fish that won't compete for space, food, or a home/hiding place. I'd be very wary of adding any smaller fish.

Don't think i am going to add any more fish after adding the sohal tang as the last one which already gave me enough stress. But i want to add more corals :-)

Can i? I probably going to remove 3 chromis to reduce the bioload

[Lance]

Originally Posted by michika

I'd say you're full up. When you move to your larger thank and as all your inhabitants grow, you'll find you're pretty much maxed out.

I agree. Some of those fish are going to get large. A 6" fish poops more than three 2" fish.