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90 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - NEWEST SET-UP. 2 TEN YEAR OLD SEABAE CLOWNS, NO JOKE!

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corals inverts - euphyllia glabrescens - torch coral stocking in 90 gallons tank - torch coral and elegant coral

90 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 1 of our many reef display tanks 90 gallons

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State: Florida

Country: United States

Description: this is the tank we have in our store it is 90 gallo0ns saltwater. there are 2 250watt hqi lights. 20 gallon mega flow sump lots of corals and fish.

Advice: take all the advice you can get from us or other aquarium stores/hobbyists.

Fish Kept: hawwiian black tang, tomini tang, chevron tang, six line wrasse, clown fish,gobys, 4 cleaner shrimp.

Corals/Plants: elegant corals, galaxy coral, hard coral, finger leathers, daisy corals torch corals polyps.

Tank Size: 90 gallons

Quote: If we dont have we can get it at low cost.

About Yourself: We are a pet store in Miami, Florida we carry salt and fresh water fish. we also carry reptiles,dogs,cats,and small animals. We have been in buisness for over 50 years. You can reach us at (305) 825-3459 any time between 11 a.m.-9 p.m. pacific eastern time (united states).

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I would recommend gitteng really hardy fish to start off the nitrogen cycle in the aquarium. I don't really know what to tell you when it comes to corals and all but I know a ton about the fish. The fish can get really expensive so look forward to that. But when you add the first fish, you should add some damsels or chromis because they are really hardy but keep in mind that damsels are really aggressive towards their own species, so get at least 3 or 4. They are cheap too. And any type of clownfish are hardy, but you need to either get one or a lot because they are very aggressive towards their own species too. So buy a pair or just one because it will be hard to add one later on if you just get one. And also I wouldn't recommend mixing species either. Keep in mind if you ever want any angel fish, make sure your tank is established because they are very delicate and can get stressed and die very easily. You should do some research or ask your local aquarium questions about fish. One last thing, if you are ever going to get any Tangs like Dory or whatever. They can get territorial and watch the shape of the body. If Tangs have the same body shape, they will fight, but different body types won't so look out for that but you may get lucky, you never know. I hope this helped and good luck! Was this answer helpful?