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In regards to clownfish you can keep two in a 40G but from what I have heard clowns dont do well in FOWLR tanks they like/need corals. I do not have proof as I have never had a clown without corals but thats just something I heard/read.
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+1 I've seen a clown pair in a FOWLR and it didn't too happy...Originally posted by Darbex View PostComment
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School fish tank stocking ideas
With clams u would most lowly need to dose calcium or do lots of water changes most clams suck calciumComment
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In that small tank I would say get a pistol shrimp and a yellow watchman gobyComment
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If you have the $$, I would go with the sw setup, but you said this was for a classroom? I've noticed that saltwater tanks takes much more work and dedication than freshwater. Considering the maintenance and not being able to have access to the tank at any time, I would go freshwater to save yourself some trouble and $$.Comment
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My friends and I can do 30$ for the whole thing. They have 35 gallon tanks, I think.Comment
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Most saltwater fish cost $20-$30 and a bucket of salt is about $50Comment
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50$ for aquarium salt!Comment
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Yup its not aquarium salt its sea salt mix I use red sea coral pro salt and its $54 at city petsComment
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+1 It's not aquarium salt you need for the tank it's sea salt mix. $50 is a good price on a bucket of itOriginally posted by johnnymisty View PostComment
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School fish tank stocking ideas
Lemon tetra, diamond tetra, septra tetra, rummy nose, panda corydora, buenos saris tetra...Comment
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He's looking for saltwater schooling fish. I don't think it's possible with the budget and the size of the tank though.Originally posted by CRUSHER View PostComment
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It's 30+ tanks that we have. I found some sea mix for 25$. Okay, here's what I'm thinking. One yellow blennie, one clownfish, one shrimp, and a goby. Or I could do 2 clown fish, one shrimp. Or I could do all salt water shrimp.Comment
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Careful with which goby you pick. I think they can grow quite largeComment
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