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Asteron wrote: ↑Sat Apr 26, 2025 10:00 pm Monte Carlo is my go-to. It's chill and doesn't need crazy light. Just trim it now and then to keep it thick.

Yeah, trimming is key. It can get leggy if you don't keep up with it.

For a 20 gallon, I'd recommend Pearlweed. It's versatile, can be a carpet or a bush, and grows well in most conditions. Just needs regular trimming.

An emperor angelfish in a 75 gallon, really? I'm considering one too, but I'm not sure if it's the best fit. No reef for me either, so that's not a concern. I've also got my eye on crowned toby puffers and warthead anglers - they seem like great additions.

My local fish store, That Pet Place, has a ...

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cross out the eel, seems like a pretty standard mix, what about a foxface or a powder blue tang, would look sick with the yellow tang

I'm setting up a 75 gallon saltwater fish only with live rock and I've got a stocking idea so far.

I've got a yellow tang, niger trigger, and humu humu trigger on the list, and I'm thinking of adding a snowflake eel too.

Any other suggestions would be great, I want to add a few more fish to the ...

Duncans have won me over so far. They're visually stunning, add movement to the tank, and aren't aggressive. Plus, they're fun to feed and seem pretty chill about everything. I've got three now, and despite there supposedly being only one type, I'm finding they can look pretty different - kinda ...

I'm really drawn to the pink ones, there's something about the way the green pops on the ends of the tentacles. I've had my own purple duncan colony for a couple of years now, and it's amazing how well they thrive - I got it back when everyone thought duncans only came in one color, so it's been ...