corrado007
Active Member
Hey BlueCoyote79, glad you found the info helpful.
Tom, thanks for the the thumbs up.
I thought I 'd share some photos of my current tank residents. I'd love some feedback on your opinions of my bioload for this little 28. I'm considering adding one more fish, a little green clown goby which should have a relatively small footprint but still, I'd love some opinions.
Here's the star of my tank in my opinion, it's my Bluespot Jawfish. I'm thinking of putting another inch of sand in the tank for him but he seem pretty happy as is so it's still up for debate.
Next up is my Yellow Assessor, it took me forever to get my hands on one of these guys a few years ago but now I've seen them a few times in my LFS.
And here's my paired Ocellaris Clowns, they are my oldest fish as I've had them for around 3-4 years.
And finally, my little green banded goby. Tiny little guy but he's quite active.
My thought was that you'd typically want no more than 4-5 fish in one of these 28 gallon tanks but i'm considering the size of these fish as well. The clowns are fairly small, the assessor is quite small, the green banded goby is tiny, and the BSJF is the only fairly good sized fish in the tank. What are your thoughts?
Thanks
Tom, thanks for the the thumbs up.
I thought I 'd share some photos of my current tank residents. I'd love some feedback on your opinions of my bioload for this little 28. I'm considering adding one more fish, a little green clown goby which should have a relatively small footprint but still, I'd love some opinions.
Here's the star of my tank in my opinion, it's my Bluespot Jawfish. I'm thinking of putting another inch of sand in the tank for him but he seem pretty happy as is so it's still up for debate.
Next up is my Yellow Assessor, it took me forever to get my hands on one of these guys a few years ago but now I've seen them a few times in my LFS.
And here's my paired Ocellaris Clowns, they are my oldest fish as I've had them for around 3-4 years.
And finally, my little green banded goby. Tiny little guy but he's quite active.
My thought was that you'd typically want no more than 4-5 fish in one of these 28 gallon tanks but i'm considering the size of these fish as well. The clowns are fairly small, the assessor is quite small, the green banded goby is tiny, and the BSJF is the only fairly good sized fish in the tank. What are your thoughts?
Thanks