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View Poll Results: Which ones would you keep?
5 Orange Lyretail Anthias 8 33.33%
5 Bartletts Anthias 3 12.50%
1 Small Blonde Naso Tang 4 16.67%
1 Powder Brown Tang 4 16.67%
1 Yellow Tang 5 20.83%
1 Kole Yellow Eye Tang 6 25.00%
1 Whitecheek Tang 0 0%
1 Swallowtail Angel 5 20.83%
1 Foxface 7 29.17%
2 B&W Clowns 12 50.00%
2 Maroone Clowns 3 12.50%
1 Blue hippo 10 41.67%
1 Flame Angel 8 33.33%
1 Royal Gramma 3 12.50%
1 Bi color blenny 5 20.83%
1 Diamond Goby 6 25.00%
2 Neon Blue gobies 9 37.50%
2 Clown Gobies 5 20.83%
1 Yellowhead Jawfish 5 20.83%
1 purple firefish 8 33.33%
1 Yashia Goby 6 25.00%
2 Banggai Cardinalfish 12 50.00%
1 six line wrasse 5 20.83%
1 Longfin Fairy wrasse 10 41.67%
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Old 03-09-2009, 5:23 PM   #1
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Fish List for my 90
Is this too many fish for a 90?

Ok. j/k I know it is.

I made this a poll so all of you can decide my final fish list. I hate making decisions.

That said, if you guys want to list any reasons/ experiences as to why you recommend a particular fish that would be great.

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Old 03-09-2009, 5:28 PM   #2
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no poll listed..

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weird i see it. still a problem?

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Old 03-09-2009, 5:34 PM   #4
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I see it too.

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Old 03-09-2009, 5:35 PM   #5
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I put diamond goby with a stipulation. that if your LPS corals and they are on the sand bed then don't, if you arn't then go for it

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good point. I may put a couple down there but ill probably have enough room not to. I love how well they clean sand though.

Forgot to mention but might be good to note: Ill be keeping a mixed reef, mostly SPS hopefully.

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Old 03-09-2009, 10:58 PM   #7
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Bah, put em' all in.

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lol...i thought about it Lee.

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I mean, it's only 38 fish....pshhhhh.

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yeah and alot of them are tiny little suckers....I mean really...its totally do-able.

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Old 03-10-2009, 4:00 PM   #11
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I'd avoid the kole tang....I bought one and had to take it back because it harrassed my other fish nonstop.

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I voted for the anthias.

After having anthias, I've decided they are the bomb shnzzle. So far the lyretails, borbonius, and purple queens have not been agressive towards anything, invert or fish, and are really active and colorful. Friendly as well. I would'nt mind having a species only tank with them....and actually, with the exception of a few fish, I do.

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From things Ive heard ppl say, the anthias' look like they're making the team. I havent decided when Im going to close the poll down yet, but Im thinking probably the end of the month. A lot of ties on the board.

Red Edge - what if you put it last? does that help?

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