Top 10 Corals & Inverts 2020
Rated #1: Corals Inverts Stocking In 20 Gallons Tank
Username: Jared Hannum
Country: United States
Rank:
#1 out of 4 Corals & Inverts submitted 2020
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Ratings:
7.67
Number of votes:
12
Quote:
"To know nature is to love her smallest creations"
Fish Kept:
Platy, Betta - Male, Neon Tetra, Glolite Tetra, Dwarf Gourami, Endler Livebearer, Cherry Barb, White Cloud Minnow, Corydora Catfish, Pygmy Corydora Catfish, Bristlenose Pleco, Kuhli Loach, Ottocinclus, Snails, Vampire Shrimp, Pompom Crab, Thai Micro Crabs, CPO Crayfish, Bamboo Shrimp, Amano Shrimp, Red Cherry Shrimp
Corals/Plants:
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Tank Size:
20 gallons
Advice:
Get the biggest tank you can, test water parameters and change water. If you get more fish, get more plants and filtration.
Description:
Nerite snail with algae pompoms.
Rated #2: Corals Inverts Stocking In 46 Gallons Tank
Username: Rocker95630
Country: United States
Rank:
#2 out of 4 Corals & Inverts submitted 2020
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Ratings:
7.32
Number of votes:
22
Quote:
Wtf
About Yourself:
I'm me!
Fish Kept:
None, Blue Damselfish, Fiji Blue Devil Damselfish
Corals/Plants:
Lps soft
Tank Size:
46 gallons
Advice:
Slow down take some time
Description:
Reef
Rated #3: Corals Inverts Stocking In 165 Gallons Tank
Username: Way Too Deep
Country: United States
Rank:
#3 out of 4 Corals & Inverts submitted 2020
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Ratings:
7.31
Number of votes:
26
Fish Kept:
2 orange Clownfish, Blue Tang, Firefish, Purple, Royal Gramma Basslet, Blue/Green Reef Chromis, Flame Angelfish, Coral Beauty Angelfish, Yellow Tang - Hawaii, Platinum Clownfish, Green Mandarin, Diamond Watchman Goby, Six line wrasse, melanurus wrasse, Singapore angel fox face rabbit fish, blue niger trigger.
Corals/Plants:
Superman mushrooms, green mushrooms, bubble tip anenome, green carpet anemone, zoa`s, blasto, wellsophyllia, alveopora, gonipora, hammer corals green and purple, (blue, pink, yellow torches, Aussi coral elegance, star polyps, Duncan,dendros, lots of mushrooms etc..
Tank Size:
165 gallons
Advice:
All good things to those that wait. Have patience.
Description:
Under water spectacle
Rated #4: Corals Inverts Stocking In 150 Gallons Tank
Username: Craig Kaplan
Country: United States
Rank:
#4 out of 4 Corals & Inverts submitted 2020
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Ratings:
6.67
Number of votes:
15
About Yourself:
Long time aquarist. First fresh water tank set up in 1976. First salt water tank set up in 1977. My tank was featured in the September 1993 issue of "Marine Fish Monthly". I have successfully kept both reef tanks and fish only tanks. Current tank has been set up since January 2007. The Blue Tangs, the Yellow Tang and the Sailfin Tang have all been in the tank since then (currently 13+ years).
Fish Kept:
Blue Face Angelfish, Flame Angelfish, (4) Blue Tangs, (2) Heniochus Butterflyfish, Yellow Tang, Sailfin Tang, Yellow-Stripe Maroon Clownfish and Blackt Triggerfish. So far, no incidents with the Triggerfish. Keeping my fingers crossed! Added Auriga Butterflyfish. All still going great as of May 2010., (3) Pacific Blue Tangs, Emperor Angelfish, African Flameback Angelfish, Yellow Coris Wrasse, Diamond Watchman Goby, Ocellaris Clownfish, Ocellaris Clownfish, Ocellaris Clownfish, Ocellaris Clownfish, Blue Tang, Blue Tang, Blue Tang
Corals/Plants:
Many soft corals (leathers, mushrooms, Xenias, Zooanthids), Camelback Shrimp, Tuxedo Urchin, Haitian Condylactus Anemone, and many snails. The Emperor Angelfish has been in the tank for a year and a half. So far, he hasn't bothered any of the inverts. Also, he is starting to change into full adult coloration.
Tank Size:
150 gallons
Advice:
Feed sparingly as fish normally forage for food continuously. Overfeeding causes the fish to stop foraging and it just makes it look un-natural. Also (and more importantly), all nutrients added must (eventually) be taken out. Feeding carefully makes maintenance much easier and less disruptive to your fish.
Description:
Foxface Rabbitfish and my Haitian Condylactus Anemone.