Selecting Fish for a New Reef Tank - EP 1: Fish and Corals

http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/ Today, we begin a new series on BRSTV: Fish and Corals. Our first episode discusses selecting fish for your new reef tank. Learn how to choose fish that are easy to care for and reef safe as well as which fish to avoid in the first year of owning your tank. *Legal Stuff* The purpose and content of this video is to provide general information regarding the products and their applications as presented in the video. Aquatic sales solutions, inc. And its officers, directors, employees and agents disclaim all express or implied warranties, in any way, related to the products and their application as presented in this video, make no representation or warranty regarding the products and the application as presented in this video and shall not be liable for any direct or indirect losses or damages of any type, including but not limited to punitive damages, or from personal injury or death resulting from or in any manner related to the video, and the products in and contents of the video. The viewer expressly agrees that aquatic sales solutions, inc. And its officers, directors, employees and agents shall not be liable for any damages or losses related to the products in and content of the video and hereby agrees to hold the foregoing harmless from any such losses or damages.

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http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/ Today, we begin a new series on BRSTV: Fish and Corals. Our first episode discusses selecting fish for your new reef tank. Learn how to choose fish that are easy to care for and reef safe as well as which fish to avoid in the first year of owning your tank. *Legal Stuff* The purpose and content of this video is to provide general information regarding the products and their applications as presented in the video. Aquatic sales solutions, inc. And its officers, directors, employees and agents disclaim all express or implied warranties, in any way, related to the products and their application as presented in this video, make no representation or warranty regarding the products and the application as presented in this video and shall not be liable for any direct or indirect losses or damages of any type, including but not limited to punitive damages, or from personal injury or death resulting from or in any manner related to the video, and the products in and contents of the video. The viewer expressly agrees that aquatic sales solutions, inc. And its officers, directors, employees and agents shall not be liable for any damages or losses related to the products in and content of the video and hereby agrees to hold the foregoing harmless from any such losses or damages.

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for Selecting Fish for a New Reef Tank - EP 1: Fish and Corals

Tyler Savick
Tyler Savick - 6 years ago
I've been watching a ton of your videos. I've got the Fluval M90 tank kit. its 39 gallon total i believe including the back sump area. I wanted to start with a pair of Tank Raised Clowns. Then a Watchman Goby and shrimp pair. Could I also put a Baby Yellow Tang in there? I plan to upgrade to between 150 and 200 gallon after a year or so of this smaller tank. Also, i want all fish to be reef compatible because i would like to put some soft corals in eventually as well. How many fish can this Fluval system reasonably hold?
CK DESIGNS
CK DESIGNS - 7 years ago
Good stuff!
Abigail Idle
Abigail Idle - 7 years ago
Hey lovely Reefers! I have a 100 gallon marine tank!
jonathan kritikos
jonathan kritikos - 7 years ago
noticed you guys never talk about invertabrates
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 7 years ago
Hmmm.. It may just not be a topic we've explored or decided to film before. What would you like to see from a invert video?
Zach Thomas
Zach Thomas - 7 years ago
I've got my spotted mandarin Clementine in my 10g and I've been feeding her baby and adult brine/nutramar ova/ and natural copepods from my uncured live rock and mini fuge. 5 months in and she is a fatty! Might not work for everyone, but I think if you do your research and are patient, it will greatly increase your chances of successfully keeping a mandarin in a smaller reef tank.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 7 years ago
Awesome Zach! :-)
Make America Great Again Pass It On
Make America Great Again Pass It On - 7 years ago
BulkReefSupply.Com , I am a newbie , and would first like to thank you for all your educational vids. I trust you guys , and therefore I shop your store. I went against all the rules about beginners , and went bigger than what a newbie like myself should really start out with. , I have a 150 G marine aquarium, it has been cycling for a month and a half . I would like to know who you would recommend buying fish from ? Thanks
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 7 years ago
There are quite a few reputable online fish vendors out there. We've used places like LiveAquaria and Blue Zoo Aquatics for fish before, but honestly I think you would get a lot more recommendations for good vendors from the reef hobbyist forums like Reef2Reef.com and ReefCentral.com where thousands of fellow hobbyists can share their sources! :-)
garayjayemt
garayjayemt - 7 years ago
Dude what happend... you used to sound more pumped up and happy about this??!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 7 years ago
Haha! Phew, that is a blast from the past on this video! :-)
J Brown
J Brown - 7 years ago
how many fish can I put in 70 gallons? can sea horses and pipe fish be kept by beginners?
Blitzform
Blitzform - 7 years ago
yeah i might be wrong but i heard they need there own aquarium.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 7 years ago
Hey there! It's a bit tough to say exactly how many fish you can successfully keep in that size of tank. You really need to look at factors like available filtration, water quality, maintenance schedules and fish compatibility. Personally, I probably wouldn't keep more than 5-7 fish in that size of tank. Also, sea horses and pipe fish are said to be for advanced aquarists. I believe they are listed as such, because they are very sensitive to water parameter changes. :-)
Eugene Chornenky
Eugene Chornenky - 7 years ago
if you have time check out my tank and tell me would you think about it... just got it off craigslist.... let me know what you think:)
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 7 years ago
Hey there! I definitely recommend joining reef hobbyists forums like Reef2Reef.com and ReefCentral.com! There are thousands of reefers on there who all love a new tank build thread, us too! You can find us over there too.

10. comment for Selecting Fish for a New Reef Tank - EP 1: Fish and Corals

Liam But
Liam But - 7 years ago
What kind of eel Cani fit in a 30?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 7 years ago
Hmm... Most care instructions for eels recommend larger than 30gal for proper care. I usually look at a few websites like Blue Zoo aquatics and Live Aquaria for tank size recommendations. :-)
lexustheimpaler
lexustheimpaler - 7 years ago
This voice is better.
shiva kumar
shiva kumar - 7 years ago
how many fish can be put into my 25 gallon tank?please tell me with with some what sized fish.
Ash Greninja MLG pro gamer
Ash Greninja MLG pro gamer - 7 years ago
Shivu Bachan i would do 2 clowns a goby and fire fish and a skunk/peppermint shrimp
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 7 years ago
I would say 2-4 fish that at the max have an adult size of 2.5 to 3"
Daan Hijmans
Daan Hijmans - 8 years ago
Still fun to watch the old vids, awesome to see the production value is going way up! Also Ryan's presentation skills are improved amazingly.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Thanks!
moralphien
moralphien - 8 years ago
anyone know the name of the flat spiral coral at 2:56? :)
Raees Usman
Raees Usman - 8 years ago
Hi, I have an 80 gallon tank and was wondering if I could get a blue tang. I've seen some small ones at the LFS that are only around 5 cm long. I thought the fish may be alright in my tank for around 1-2 years before it outgrows the tank. But, I was wondering how fast blue tangs grow in general? Will the fish be ok in my tank for 2 years when I may upgrade my tank? Thanks. :)
Ash Greninja MLG pro gamer
Ash Greninja MLG pro gamer - 7 years ago
Raees Usman i would put one in a 6 foot long 100 gallon tank or a 120 those are what blue tangs need
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Happy to help.
Raees Usman
Raees Usman - 8 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom Thanks.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Blue tangs are unfortunately one of the faster growing fish in the hobby, but with that being said if you have plans to upgrade in the future to a larger setup you could potentially purchase one of the tiny little buggers now knowing they will have a larger tank in the not too distant future.
Tac Sauce
Tac Sauce - 8 years ago
Wow Cool Video I hope to See more from you shortly!! I Can Tell you put time into The Video! Keep up the Good Content!
R. Fernandez
R. Fernandez - 8 years ago
I thought Koran's nip on corals..u seem to have one on that display tank..
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
+R. Fernandez Good eye! That's not one of our tanks, so I don't know the exact story. However, in general the fishes willingness to nip corals will be up to it's own personality, and how well it is fed. Generally they are a no go, but in that tank there could be enough coral to keep him happy without causing any damage, or the owner just feeds him a lot so he's not tempted to taste the coral.
Problem Solver
Problem Solver - 8 years ago
If you just start a tank and algae isn't very abundant yet, could a Rainford Goby's diet be supplemented with mysis shrimp?
Problem Solver
Problem Solver - 8 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom
Alright, thanks!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
+Problem Solver If you find one that is eating prepared foods it's possible, but it's rare that you find one that does.
Bradyn Bouchard
Bradyn Bouchard - 8 years ago
would a 18.5 gallon aquarium be big even for tang fish?
Thanks
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
+Bradyn Bouchard At the minimum I would recommend a 60 to 75 gallon tank for a smaller species of adult tang.

20. comment for Selecting Fish for a New Reef Tank - EP 1: Fish and Corals

Tbomb
Tbomb - 8 years ago
I have had purhcase ocellaris clownfish pair. It is very small and I want to get wrasses because I have bristle worm outbreak and want to take care of it. But the thing is that I'm afraid that the wrasses will kill my clownfish. If i do get wrasses, will it kill my clownfish? I have 20 gallon nano tank about 18".
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
+Tbobization It depends on the species, but something like a small yellow coris wrasse may do well in the short term.
Metalmanmick13
Metalmanmick13 - 8 years ago
I have a 28 litre thats about a 8 gallon tank, is it to small for a pair of clowns, a tang, a few snails and crabs, a shrimp, 3 soft corals and an anemone??. My tank is currently in day 3 of the cycle. I have about 2 kilos of wet live rock not the best looking but it's all my local store had, at least it has coralline algae.. I just have some small fuzzy brown hair algae growing over the rock. Had water tested no spikes and phosphate seems fine and salinity is at 1.025... Is that normal in a new tank during the cycle process? It hardly turn the tank light on but when I do it is an old bulb so.. What light bulbs should be in the area of the house where the tank is..
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
+Metalmanmick13 Awesome! When it comes to butterflies they are considered "Not Reef Safe" which means they will very likely eat coral. That beings said, the fish is an individual so some may or may not have a taste for corals.
Metalmanmick13
Metalmanmick13 - 8 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom .. Tanks going well..Small tank so I'm doing water changes twice a week, substrate once a week..(the local pet store has free RO/DI with no limit on quantity. Brilliant that is.)... I put a Butterfly fish in though and know all hope of having corals is gone right? Is there any coral that Auriga Butterfly Fish don't eat?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
+Metalmanmick13 During the cycle it's not necessary, but as soon as you don't see ammonia and nitrite any longer, and only nitrate you are ready for a large water change. :)
Metalmanmick13
Metalmanmick13 - 8 years ago
Yeah I thought the tang would be to big. But I wanted to start out with a small tank rather then be overwhelmed and blow my budget and accidentally kill the tank from lack of funds..

Thanks. There's some new coralline growing I noticeed this morning, some short red hairs on some areas and 1 green grape like bubble. Which I plan on removing today after much research to avoid popping.. It would be redundant to do a water change during the cycle yeah?

thanks again
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
+Metalmanmick13 Minus the tang, that is doable. The algae growth is normal and I would consider it part of the tank cycle. It should go away once the tank matures as long as you keep up on maintenance. :)
captain.
captain. - 8 years ago
Hi great video, I was wanting to get a new reef tank around 15 or 20 gallons any suggestions. This is my first reef tank I think I would really like the hobby.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
+iCaptain Thanks! I would check out this kit here, it's pretty much everything you need to get started:

https://youtu.be/mybx3gtrlwM
Kylan G
Kylan G - 8 years ago
All I want is 2 clown fish and some simple to keep corals what size tank or any equipment recommendations anybody?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
+Kylan G (Nalyk4321) Hey there Kylan! I would check out this kit here, it would be perfect for that!

https://youtu.be/mybx3gtrlwM
Nickolas Anastos
Nickolas Anastos - 8 years ago
WARNING: A LOT TO READ

Dear whoever has the patience to read this,

I have a 40 gallon reef aquarium, and I recently pulled it out of a crash. The water parameters were restored, but unfortunately, all of my fish and most corals died. I planned on getting some more fish for my tank now that I have stable water conditions, so I went down to the fish store to get a shrimp and Goby pair since they're known to be easy-to-keep inhabitants for the aquarium that I've had running for a year now. Sadly, the only watchman Goby they had was a Yellow Watchman that was in poor condition and was on the verge of death. They had a Twinspot Goby, but I thought of those as too hard to keep after the little I read about them a while back. I then talked to the manager of the store who I trusted very much, and he assured me that the Goby is a watchman and is easy to keep. I trusted him, due to my anxiousness to get a knew fish, and got him along with a Orange Pistol Shrimp. After acclimating them properly and adding them to the tank, I looked online to find that the Twospot wasn't a watchman and is difficult to keep due to feeding habits. I'm now pretty upset that I spent 30 bucks on a fish that I don't think I can keep. If I were to return it, I'd only get $10, if that. I'm prepared to try and help this fish survive in my tank, and I wanted to know what you'd recommend feeding the Twinspot Goby in the absence of a refugium and no stable population of copepods. Thank you for taking the time to read this.

Sincerely,
Nickolas
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
+Nickolas Anastos No problem, happy to help :)
Nickolas Anastos
Nickolas Anastos - 8 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom
Thank you very much for your insight.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
+Nickolas Anastos Oh boy, that's a tricky situation. Honestly, they are indeed a difficult fish to keep without a very mature sand bed. If I were in your shoes I would either return the fish, or purchase a couple bottles of pods to try and seed the sand bed with life as soon as you can. Who knows, maybe you got lucky and the fish will readily take frozen food. If that's the case then you're fine.
Smasher821
Smasher821 - 9 years ago
I want to mention that the first fish I had was a maroon clownfish, unlike other clownfish they are very large and very aggressive, if you want multiple fish then please choose a different species of clownfish. Thank you.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Smasher821 Any thing more than a pair can be tricky, especially with Maroon clowns. :)
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Declan Cargill - To be honest it's stock footage, but I'm pretty sure it's a very impressive public aquarium display. :)
Dec
Dec - 9 years ago
what is that tank at 6:05!? absolute stunner
Team Plazma TCG
Team Plazma TCG - 9 years ago
can a shrimp and goby pair live with a snoflake moray eel
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Diver Nate Unfortunately they would likely become dinner. We have a Golden Dwarf Moray here in the office which are smaller still than snowflakes and he occasionally likes to make shrimp a quick snack.
joey butswinkas
joey butswinkas - 9 years ago
In a 70 gallon tank i would like to have some Anthias but can't choose…Bartlett's or Lyretail Anthias? What does Ryan have in his 70 gallon reef? Also is it possible to keep two tangs (Yellow/Purple Tang and Blue Tang) in one 70 gallon that will be upgraded eventually??
Ash Greninja MLG pro gamer
Ash Greninja MLG pro gamer - 7 years ago
joey butswinkas add in a yellow and blue tang only in a 120 tank or a purple tang and blue tang im getting a 6 foot long 100 gallon tank for a yellow tang and blue tang it will be my reef tank
Ash Greninja MLG pro gamer
Ash Greninja MLG pro gamer - 7 years ago
joey butswinkas dont add in purple and yellow tang they will kill eachother your could add in a purple with a kole tang or yellow with kole but still be careful
brandon Campbell
brandon Campbell - 9 years ago
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joey butswinkas d
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+joey butswinkas No problem at all!
joey butswinkas
joey butswinkas - 9 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom ok thanks so much
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+joey butswinkas Good choice! I love that size tank. We did have a 120 with a Desjardini here in our old office that was a great fish. They can get to be pretty dang large though, so have a plan for when he outgrows the tank. Usually it's recommended for about 240 gallons for a sail fin tang. The yellow/purple and the sail fin will likely fight, so I would just go with one or the other. :)
joey butswinkas
joey butswinkas - 9 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom I've actually decided o go with a 120 gallon and am now wondering if i could keep a Desjardidni sail fin tang in this size tank, if so can i keep it with a yellow tang and blue tang, or just SF tang with blue tang?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+joey butswinkas No problem :)
joey butswinkas
joey butswinkas - 9 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom Ok thanks so much big help!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+joey butswinkas I would probably aim for 2-3.
joey butswinkas
joey butswinkas - 9 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom How many Anthias would you recommend??
joey butswinkas
joey butswinkas - 9 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom Ok. Thanks!!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+joey butswinkas We have Lyretails in that tank. I've had them for a pretty long while. I probably would recommend either the yellow or purple tang. Once you do the upgrade then I would look into getting a Blue Tang.

30. comment for Selecting Fish for a New Reef Tank - EP 1: Fish and Corals

Xtreme Herper
Xtreme Herper - 9 years ago
My tank tends to change temperature thought the day. It goes from 79 to 82 throughout the day? Is this too big of a change to keep corals? If so, how should I fix the problem. It's a 29 gallon biocube. Thanks!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Xtreme Herper If you can I'd recommend installing a cooling fan the blows over the water. This will increase evaporation and help stabilize the temp. My tank at work was fluctuating from about 75 at night to about 83 during the day. I added a fan venting the cabinet, and a fan blowing over the surface of the tank, and it stabilizes at around 78 now. The other option would be a chiller.
Xtreme Herper
Xtreme Herper - 9 years ago
I have a 29 gallon biocube that I got about 5 days ago. How long should I wait until I add corals, inverts, and other fish to it? Right now it only has some  live sand, live rocks, and a few rocks that are not live yet. Also, what would be a good goby shrimp pair to have in my tank? Thanks for the help!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Xtreme Herper No problem! You'll need a test kit most likely. You might be able to skip the nitrite kit and get just the ammonia and nitrate. One you see nitrate stop moving your nitrite is likely 0 :P I like Salifert, Red Sea, or Hanna for my kits. A good LFS should have them, or else there are a few shops online including ours that carry them.
Xtreme Herper
Xtreme Herper - 9 years ago
Thanks for the help! To test my water do I need to buy a kit? Also, is it something I can pick up at a good fish store or order online?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Xtreme Herper You'll want to monitor your ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate levels. Once you see that you have 0 ammonia and nitrite, but some nitrate, then you will want to do a large water change and you should be ready for your first fish. I would recommend a yellow watchman goby and a tiger pistol. They are one of my favorite combos.
Navi Mumbai Bikers
Navi Mumbai Bikers - 9 years ago
Hiii i want suggestion for my new 4ft marine fish tank i want to add 2 percula and some imported fishes suggest me fishes m from mumbai india
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+parish bhagat I've always been partial to flasher and fairy wrasses, blennies, and some of the smaller tangs like Tomini, Kole, and Chevrons.
jason williams
jason williams - 9 years ago
Would it be ok if I had a flame angel and 2 clown fish in my 20 gallon tank
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+jason williams The clowns would likely be ok as long as they are not one of the larger more aggressive species like Maroon, Tomato, or Clarkii. If you purchase a very small flame angel, with plans to upgrade your tank in the future then it may be ok, but I wouldn't recommend keeping an adult in a tank less than 50-60 gallons.
Shaun Ritter
Shaun Ritter - 9 years ago
This video is definitely one of the best for advice when starting or looking for fish when it comes to saltwater! Thanks guys!!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Shaun Ritter Happy to help, thanks for watching! :)
Joey Butswinkas
Joey Butswinkas - 9 years ago
I'm looking to get one of two bennies for my reef tank and was wondering if you had any advice on which fish to choose, the two fish are: a Tailspot Blenny or a Lawnmower Blenny. Great video, very informative and has helped me with my tank
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Joey Butswinkas No problem, and thanks!
Joey Butswinkas
Joey Butswinkas - 9 years ago
Ok, Thanks so much. Great Video, very informative.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Joey Butswinkas Both are really cool fish. The Tail Spot Blenny has a really cool personality, and the Lawnmower Blenny does really well at eating algae. You couldn't go wrong with either :P
Linda Ferdon
Linda Ferdon - 9 years ago
what about flame angels
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Linda Ferdon They are an awesome fish, but keep in mind they can and often do nip corals and clams.
Navi Mumbai Bikers
Navi Mumbai Bikers - 9 years ago
In 18 x 18inch tank how many fish i put
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+parish bhagat Cool!
Navi Mumbai Bikers
Navi Mumbai Bikers - 9 years ago
I added 2 small percula n 1 blue damsel
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+parish bhagat It depends on the height of the tank, but let's say it is also 18". That would put you at 25 gallons. I would recommend maybe two to four smaller fish (under 2").
Warlock Masterracehuhh
Warlock Masterracehuhh - 9 years ago
The gobies look like blennies
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Ethan Schaap Yup! Some of them do look pretty similar.
Warlock Masterracehuhh
Warlock Masterracehuhh - 9 years ago
They are snowflake moray eels
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Ethan Schaap Awesome!
Warlock Masterracehuhh
Warlock Masterracehuhh - 9 years ago
My friend has two eels in his 90 gallon but it's with big fish so it doesn't eat them.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Ethan Schaap Cool, what types?
Warlock Masterracehuhh
Warlock Masterracehuhh - 9 years ago
I have a Black Sea urchin,a pink sea urchin,a green chromis,an ocelleris clownfish,a blenny,and 3 dwarf zebra hermit crabs.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Ethan Schaap Very cool!
Kavi L
Kavi L - 9 years ago
Hey! So I plan to create a Nano reef (40g), do you think it will be okay to put 2 clown fish, 1 yellow tang and 1 blue tang in the aquarium? If I do this, and if it's not the best option, what kind of issue will i encounter with those fish in my 40g?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Kavi L No problem!
Kavi L
Kavi L - 9 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom Oh okay, I guess for now I'll just go with a pair and then perhaps later on add on and go from there. Thanks again
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Kavi L No problem, glad I could help! Normally you'd want to keep just a pair of clowns at the most since they can be a little aggressive towards each other if there are more than two. That being said, we have had pretty good luck with our clown harem tank here in the office. We started with quite a few clowns from the same clutch of eggs, and feed heavily to help dissipate any food based aggression. It is possible, but it may be a little tricky to do :)
Kavi L
Kavi L - 9 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom Thanks a lot for the feed back! Yeah, I've read how you need like a minimum of about 55g for tangs, so I was kinda expecting that. After watching Finding Nemo as a child, I've always wanted "Dory" from the movie :P. I guess that won't happen until later on when I build a bigger tank.

I have one more question for the 40g. I really love clown fish, so would about 4 or 5 of them + a few more other fish (of those you have listed, or other small fish) be okay for a tank this size? (Taking into consideration I plan to have a strong clean up crew of crabs/shrips/snails/bristle worms etc. amongst these fish [Deep Sand bed]).
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Kavi L The clownfish would be very happy in a tank that size, but the tangs unfortunately would likely not be. At a minimum i'd recommend 75 gallons for an adult yellow tang, and a 6 foot tank like a 125, 150, 180, or 210 for a blue "hippo" tang since they can get to be a foot long when they are fully grown. Instead I would recommend looking at fish that might be happier in a small tank like some pygmy angels, flasher wrasses, blennies, gobies, and damsels. :)
laura sutton
laura sutton - 9 years ago
Very helpful I have s 75gal reef tank we have a mandrin love him we feed him I also have a pipe fish I'm a little worried about any advice?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+laura wood Cool!
laura sutton
laura sutton - 9 years ago
I was glad to see him eating. This is my first salt tank but I've keept fresh for yrs. I don't like loosing any animal if it can be avoided
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+laura wood No problem, that is fantastic to hear!
laura sutton
laura sutton - 9 years ago
Thanks for your help. He is loving the brine shrimp
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+laura wood Yup!  He should be able to eat them no problem.  I would recommend feeding them right away so all the nutrients from their "yolk" can pass on to your pipefish.  
laura sutton
laura sutton - 9 years ago
Ok I hatched out brine shrimp can he see them before their full adults.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+laura wood Oh, cool!  They like to eat micro fauna like copepods and other small critters so you might see it picking things off of your rockwork.  It's a little difficult to get them trained onto frozen foods, but I've had a few that really enjoyed Nutrimar Ova.  
laura sutton
laura sutton - 9 years ago
I'm just wondering I haven't seen him eat but he seems to be pretty active
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+laura wood Nice!  What exactly is happening with the pipefish?
Omair Ashroff
Omair Ashroff - 9 years ago
what's that round coral like a flower bud at 2 53??
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Omair Ashroff That is a Montipora capricornis.  :)
Karl Kerbrat
Karl Kerbrat - 9 years ago
Love your videos. Good info! I cant hear the name of the fish you talked about after the shrimp goby pair? Lawnmower?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Karl Kerbrat Yup!  Lawnmower blennies (Salarias fasciatus) are awesome little fish that perform a job in your tank.  They normally have a voracious appetite for algae in the aquarium.  :)
Brian Browning
Brian Browning - 9 years ago
I have a 120 mixed reef and would like to give a coran angel a try. I noticed one in the tank in this video. I was wondering if you had any knowledge to increase my chances of success?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Brian Browning You'd probably be ok to keep a juvenile in a 120, but these angels can grow to be larger than a foot long.  A full sized adult would be best kept in a 300 gallon or larger tank. 
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+Clumsy Cat  To me that sounds completely normal.  Clowns like to sit up in corners, or be near powerheads, or filters.  It's related to their hosting behavior in the wild where they host anemones.  They also swim kind of funny where they bob up and down and sometimes slowly swim.  As long as he is eating he should be just fine.  :)  (PS it looks like your privacy settings won't allow me to respond to you directly.)
EnVision
EnVision - 9 years ago
The cloens at 220 were amazing all orange. What are they called?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+BoY860 Those guys are the "Naked Ocellaris" from ORA in Florida.  Your LFS should be able to order them for you :)
Clumsy Cat
Clumsy Cat - 9 years ago
I have a question about my Ocellaris Clown that I just bought from my local aquarium store. I just got him two days ago and he seems to do nothing but stay in one corner. He seems stressed because of his new environment but the thing that kind of worries me is that he's somewhat sideways. Sometimes completely sideways and not moving to the point where I think he's dead until he moves again. At first, I thought something could be wrong with his swim bladder but he sometimes swims for a couple seconds then just goes back to his corner. It's really strange but earlier today he was acting normal as you can see if you wouldn't mind checking out the video I posted on my channel but as he's my first fish, I really don't want anything to be seriously wrong with him. He looks healthy in coloration but it's been two days and Id think he would've gotten used to his new tank by now. I'm also thinking of giving him a tank buddy so he will feel more comfortable but I don't know if it'll be a good idea or not. Please respond as soon as possible. Thank you.

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florian serree
florian serree - 9 years ago
zo mooi die manderijnvis
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
+florian serree My Dutch is a little rusty, but thanks :)
Aborted fetus
Aborted fetus - 9 years ago
I was just gifted a 80 gallon saltwater tank what can I put in it?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 9 years ago
Nice!  There are a few different types of fish I would consider for that tank.  Your best bet would be gobies, wrasses, possibly a dwarf angel (just remember they may eat coral), possibly a smaller species of tang, and of course clownfish!  You'd probably want to avoid fish like larger tangs (like Blue Tangs, and Sailfin Tangs for example) and triggers however.
Gazi Sahil
Gazi Sahil - 10 years ago
Can I keep carpenter or mccowsker wrasse in 30gallon ??
LADjsim
LADjsim - 10 years ago
What about an animal, like the seahorse? My girlfriend and I love seeing aquariums, and we're in the planning phases of starting our first saltwater aquarium. I bought 3 different books, and checked for their relevance for the success of making sure we build a sustainable aquarium. I'm interested in using live rock, and putting some neutral coral in the tank, and possibly 3-4 fish depending on the tank size. However, there's been discussion about raising a large domesticated seahorse. We've looked and it's preferred to raise the seahorse, and nothing else. Are there any species of fish (and coral for that matter), that can coexist with this unique animal?
imwiththebusiness
imwiththebusiness - 9 years ago
Pipefish
sean mulhall
sean mulhall - 10 years ago
but hey my fish are all fine 
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
+sean mulhall Good to hear : )
sean mulhall
sean mulhall - 10 years ago
im fearly reacless
Trevor Fearson
Trevor Fearson - 10 years ago
what are some fish and coral recommendations for a 50 gallon tank with off hang sump i like the clown fish and tangs but couldn't catch all the species names you said in the video
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
+sean mulhall Nice!
sean mulhall
sean mulhall - 10 years ago
hey man i know u were asking them but my cousin has a 75 gallon bowfront reef with a 30 gallon refugium for growing alge and copepods it looks good but heres his stock list-
2 black Ice clownfish 
1 potters angel
1 lawnmower blenny
5 flame cardinals 
1 yellow watchmen goby and pistol shrimp ( he never sees )
and 1 possum wrasse
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
+Trevor Fearson  It depends a lot on the type of lighting you get, but even with the best lights I would start off with easier to keep corals.  Zoanthids and mushrooms are a great starting point.  They come in a variety of cool colors and shapes and are pretty forgiving. 
Trevor Fearson
Trevor Fearson - 10 years ago
thanks how about live corals and stuff
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
+Trevor Fearson You could likely add some slightly larger species like some types of wrasses.  Chromis would be another option for either size tank as well. 
Trevor Fearson
Trevor Fearson - 10 years ago
ok what about a 72 gallon with 20 gallon sump
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
+Trevor Fearson Clownfish would be a great choice (though tangs unfortunately are a bit big for a tank that size).  I would suggest looking at fish like gobies and blennies.  Almost all of them will be small enough for a tank that size. 
neker rivera
neker rivera - 10 years ago
since my friend told me about your videos and your store supply my reef tank is doing great thank to you guys, keep it up.
Pew Heretic
Pew Heretic - 10 years ago
".....like-minded people you trust..."  That would be you guys!  Thanks for the effort, time, expense and energy it takes to continue to make great vids and to help educate and encourage us.  I always get something useful from your channel and love your store!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
+Pew Heretic Thanks, kind words like this are always uplifting for the whole team :)
Reefer Nanoman
Reefer Nanoman - 10 years ago
I totally agree with your statement! That's why I'm a customer of BRS.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
+Pew Heretic Thanks for the kind words!  Really makes it worth it :-)
CartoonsZ Channel
CartoonsZ Channel - 10 years ago
can i have 20 gallon tank without skimmer? if i will have rock and sand bed?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
+ika manashvili That is certainly possible, likely even more common in tanks that small because doing regular weekly water changes is so easy.
Fish Cue
Fish Cue - 10 years ago
this is my curing mainefish  tank
joseph jacks
joseph jacks - 10 years ago
Hi Ryan, What kind of Anthias are those at 3:24?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
+joseph jacks Bartlett's and Lyretail Anthias are where I have seen the most success. The rest can be challenging because they require a lot of food and that can significantly increase the demands on your maintenance schedule.  Knowing that going into it you can have success with most species.  Hope that helps : )
joseph jacks
joseph jacks - 10 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom I have about 5 years in the hobby. Never tried Anthias, but I thought those looked pretty cool. My 150 has been running 2 months.. nothing in it but a couple of damsels, but I will probably removed those in a week. I have a T5 8x32W so I plan on stocking with mixed corals. My fish list is a Powder blue tang,  Bellus Angelfish, Flame Angelfish, 5 purple anthias, 4 blue chromies, and 1 more fish haven't decided yet.. do you have a recommendation?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
+joseph jacks I think they are commonly refereed to as Purple Anthias. (Pseudanthias pascalus) . Are you looking to try a school of Anthais ?
Chris13FPV
Chris13FPV - 10 years ago
What would be a acceptable tank size to keep a blue mandarin? Would a 10 nano be good for the pistol shrimp?
Chris13FPV
Chris13FPV - 10 years ago
Thanks for answering
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
+Christian Alvarado 10g Nano should be plenty fine for a pistol shrimp.  As far as the Mandarin goes, they largely only eat live copepods/amphipods from the tank and you have to have a pretty good size and mature tank to make sure there is enough food for them.  I would say at-least a mature 75g tank.
Donna Tarrant
Donna Tarrant - 10 years ago
How do you subscribe?

BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
Good question!  Right below the video on the left hand side should be a red button that says subscribe.  Just make sure your logged into a google or youtube account.  If you don't have one you can sign up for a free one in about 2 seconds from the login page as well.
Nickolas Anastos
Nickolas Anastos - 10 years ago
Could I keep a Yellowtail Blue Damsel sense they're not as aggressive as other damsels?
Nickolas Anastos
Nickolas Anastos - 10 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom
Ok, I'll just get 2 ocellaris and another small community fish. Thanks for the heads up though.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
+Nickolas Anastos I think you would really be pushing the limits on a tank that size.  The more fish you have in less water the harder it gets.  Clarkii clowns in particular too can get to be really large (5-6") so a small species may be a better choice there as well. 
Nickolas Anastos
Nickolas Anastos - 10 years ago
Another question: could I have 2 clarkii clownfish, 1 yellowtail damsel, and 1 bicolor dottyback in a 16 gallon nuvo aquarium? I checked out on different websites and they say that dottybacks, clarkiis, and damsels are all compatible with each other. I want to here it from you as I trust bulkreefsupply to have great responses to all of my questions. I'd think that a 16 gallon tank is too small sense the dottyback is known to be extremely territorial.
Nickolas Anastos
Nickolas Anastos - 10 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom Oh, ok. Thanks. 
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
Hey Nickolas,
There isn't any specific reason you can't but damsels in general are aggressive, even the blue tail (though every fish is different, yours might terrorize the tank or be the most docile critter in there) but as a whole there best to avoid them on a new tanks as they are quite territorial and can make it difficult to add other fish in the future.
ghisbetterthanrb
ghisbetterthanrb - 10 years ago
Hey Ryan, just a quick question, at the end I saw an adult emperor angel in the established reef, I thought all angels except the black lined lyre tail one weren't reef safe? Is it in that tank because all the corals are hard corals? Do they stay away from LPS corals and eat other corals like hammer corals and nip at anemones or do I have my info completely wrong?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
+ghisbetterthanrb No angel is truly "reef safe," however some are better about nipping on corals than others. Some find certain types of dwarf angels (i.e. flame angels) to be less of a problem. Of course the size of the tank is certainly a consideration as well; in a larger tank where more coral is present the problem is spread out among a larger population of coral. Best course of action is to always use caution when adding an angel to the tank and to feed properly to help distract the angel from nipping at corals.
Ace Hogarth
Ace Hogarth - 10 years ago
What kind of shrimp is that one? The one with the gobies ?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
Pistol Shrimp, I believe that one in particular was a tiger. +Ace Hogarth 
Knglee Supermorphs
Knglee Supermorphs - 10 years ago
would you keep a blue face angel in a 125gal reef?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
+Knglee Supermorphs While I haven't ever kept one before, from what I understand they only thrive in very large tanks (about double the size of this one). 
Mark Nutt
Mark Nutt - 10 years ago
I have 0 plans on getting a reef tank in the future but I love watching these kinds of videos...
Mark Nutt
Mark Nutt - 10 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom Well.. Money for a start, I've only been into fishkeeping for a year now and currently have an empty 10G and a Freshwater 42G.

Don't get me wrong, I'd love to get into reef's someday, or even converting into a Cichlid tank maybe.

But for now, I need to get the hang of the basics first. 
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 10 years ago
+Mark Nutt That's interesting. Is there something in particular that keeps you from getting a tank?
Darryl Sawyer
Darryl Sawyer - 11 years ago
Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 11 years ago
Glad to be of service +Darryl Sawyer 
dpb82uk
dpb82uk - 11 years ago
can you give me sum info on a crustacean tank sort of a rockpool setup or make a vid
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 11 years ago
What kind of crustacean's? The set-up would be the same as it is for a tank with fish and/or corals. :) +dpb82uk 
Tito Rivas
Tito Rivas - 11 years ago
Coiududde
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 11 years ago
lion fish will eat fish, crabs and shrimp. I wouldn't call them hard to keep.
Greencoast
Greencoast - 11 years ago
Are lionfish not recommended because they require a lot of care or because they have a tendency to devour other fish in the tank? Or both? I plan on setting up a saltwater aquarium (my first) in the near future and would love to throw one or two in, but not if I'm going to kill them.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 11 years ago
this is kind of a perspective thing but medium is probably 40-90
bangmonsta
bangmonsta - 11 years ago
You mentioned small tanks were under 40 gallons, can you define what you meant by medium or large tanks?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 11 years ago
glad to be of service : )
Rachel Dotey
Rachel Dotey - 11 years ago
What a great video! Thanks for adding quality advice for us noobies. I go to your website first when I need to buy something.
Thomas O'Brien
Thomas O'Brien - 11 years ago
What about puffers?
Long Fellow
Long Fellow - 11 years ago
Starting up a a new salt tank, watch my vids!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 11 years ago
Canon 5D Mark 3 and a Sony HXR-NX5U
John Tran
John Tran - 11 years ago
Are all these fish easy to keep?
Barney Lee
Barney Lee - 11 years ago
Hi, what kind of vid camera do you guys use?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 11 years ago
most people go fish first
Eliot's Vlog
Eliot's Vlog - 11 years ago
Nice video. My 20 gallon tank is ready for stuff. Went through its cycle. Just deciding if I want coral or fish first. I have my tank updated on my channel.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 11 years ago
Pistol shrimp
Irosh Bandara
Irosh Bandara - 11 years ago
I had 5 green cromis, now i got only two. they are fighting each other. suppose to be schooling?
BrooklynIslanders
BrooklynIslanders - 11 years ago
can i put a dwarf angel such as bicolor or flame in a 30 gallon tank?
dj201199
dj201199 - 11 years ago
I just put 2 Green Chromis' in my 29 gallon they are the only fish in it. I want more live rock and i'm getting some in the mail from you next week. Can i cycle the dry rock in the tank with the fish or no?
Jesse Soza
Jesse Soza - 11 years ago
I really enjoyed this video! Keep up the good work Bulk Reef Supply.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 11 years ago
saltwater hummingbirds! I like it : )
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 11 years ago
It has been done before and it's fairly typical to have success for a handful of months then crash because the margin of error on these tanks is small. I'd wager most of the people who have done this successfully for a year plus either failed several times to get there or are really advanced reefers with extreme attention to detail.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 11 years ago
I know people who have tried something like that and it didn't work. They just starved the fish to death. I am sure someone has done it but they were either lucky or put a lot of thought and time into how the fuge is going to provide a continual supply of copepods that not only thrives in the fuge but can escape the fuge in high enough quantities. If you absolutely need to do something like this I might try one from ORA that is actively eating prepared foods.
FretfulVids
FretfulVids - 11 years ago
if i get the dragonet for my biocube 14 and have a 10 gallon tank just for reproducing copepods for feeding would i be ok
Mr Bear Lee There - BearRon
Mr Bear Lee There - BearRon - 11 years ago
Pretty vid. Wish people cared about the ocean.
Irosh Bandara
Irosh Bandara - 11 years ago
Cool
Ve Vee
Ve Vee - 11 years ago
Just wondering Is it possible to have a very cool colorful saltwater tank that holds 2.1 GL. Of water? It has tha wave motion and is brand new and I know everyone is probably laughing their acces off (I don't say bad words at this time). I wanted third mini seahorses and y'all are right I don't know one thing bout saltwater tanks. Any advice ? IAmVeVee@gmail.com. Thanks. J.
aceofspadeskb
aceofspadeskb - 11 years ago
+1 to this!
Rick Breton
Rick Breton - 11 years ago
A Lawnmower. Fun to watch little blenny with a great personality.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 11 years ago
good idea!

100. comment for Selecting Fish for a New Reef Tank - EP 1: Fish and Corals

sleepytyme1
sleepytyme1 - 11 years ago
beat me to it lol
joe0813
joe0813 - 11 years ago
i love how there is a Emperor angel in that big tank. awesome looking fish buuuuut not reef safe
Zack Stoyshich
Zack Stoyshich - 11 years ago
Love your vids!
Saul Chagoya
Saul Chagoya - 11 years ago
What kind of blenny did he say?
bobbonecrusher
bobbonecrusher - 11 years ago
open up in the uk
Ron Marsh
Ron Marsh - 11 years ago
Great info!! thumbs up
FrHilderbrand
FrHilderbrand - 11 years ago
Great video! I hope you will eventually cover crustaceans that are appropriate for beginners.
eric mendoza
eric mendoza - 11 years ago
Can u guys talk about tanks sizes on ur next fish n coral episode just to kinda get an idea of whats appropriate for what great vid
Yawnder
Yawnder - 11 years ago
For the last year, I own a pair of Green Mandarin (one male and one female) and they are so beautiful to watch. With their behavior and swimming pattern, I often think of them as being saltwater hummingbirds!
love2skiutah
love2skiutah - 11 years ago
Who owns this tank? Does anyone know?
Jean-Francois Prince
Jean-Francois Prince - 11 years ago
6:14 the tank you guys show looks so amazing its unbelievable! I have a question for you guys, I have a modified biocube 29 gallon currently looking for a sump I have a pair of clown fish and I am looking for a last fish to complete the live stock in the tank (except for corals) any ideas?
dodge250
dodge250 - 11 years ago
OMG THOSE TANKS ARE GODLY!! Ugh i miss my marine tank so much ;-; i want to start again but its so expensive :,((

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