GT350pwns Posted December 25, 2014 Share Posted December 25, 2014 I am at the point where I have all the fish that I want in my 36 gallon bow front. Except for one... I have 2 clowns, a flame angel, midas blenny, and a ruby red dragonet. I'm wanting to add a golden dwarf moray and am wondering if there will be any bioload concerns in adding one. My ammonia is steady zero with barely any nitrate. I have a skimmer that is rated for 110 gallon tank. And there are about 40 lbs of nice, porous live rock. Does anyone think that the eel would tip the scales? Link to comment
ndrobey Posted December 25, 2014 Share Posted December 25, 2014 Wouldn't the eel eat your other fish? Link to comment
CronicReefer Posted December 25, 2014 Share Posted December 25, 2014 If you want to watch your fish disappear one by one then go for the eel otherwise I would strongly advise against putting a predator in a tank with fish that can easily be eaten. Link to comment
GT350pwns Posted December 25, 2014 Author Share Posted December 25, 2014 Have always heard the Hawaiian isn't much for going after fish but alright. Link to comment
CronicReefer Posted December 26, 2014 Share Posted December 26, 2014 Have always heard the Hawaiian isn't much for going after fish but alright. Just not worth the risk imo. Link to comment
GT350pwns Posted December 26, 2014 Author Share Posted December 26, 2014 And just to clear up the above post as to not sound snide: I've done a decent bit of research into the GDM (although there isn't a TON of information on them online as they aren't too common throughout the hobby). Have read long term accounts of them being kept with dragonets (this is the only fish I'd be super concerned about as he is a small little guy) and other smaller fish. They only reach about a foot in length and aren't much bigger around than a pencil. Just have a hard time believing that he'd be able to tackle anything besides my ruby red (which, granted, would make me sad. But, the little guy is pretty quick lol) I do realize that accounts may vary. Some eels have been model reef citizens while others go on a rampage. I guess we could shift the topic from a bioload discussion to more of a "has anyone had any experience with this" thread. Any input is definitely appreciated Just not worth the risk imo.Fair enough, cronic. I appreciate it Link to comment
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