Thank you for this video! I’m heavily considering getting a 30 gallon saltwater tank. I used to have a 15 gallon nano reef, but it got wiped out by a Texas freeze 😔 So I’m going to try again! But this time without coral!
What is even wrong with corals!? They’re corals that are so easy to keep. Probably you kept a coral that is not hardy. My gps survived my 10 gallon temperature strike. Literally.
Good list, but I will disagree with the 6 line wrasse with being a peaceful tankmate for non-wrasses. Not uncommon for them to go rogue when they mature. I think they are best suited for a frag tank where they are the only fish and perform pest removal services. There are some folks who get lucky enough to get one that gets along well in a community though.
Hey man, love your vids. If I got a mandarin for my 20 gallon, how often do you think I’d need to dump in a bottle of those tigger pods? The one I’m interested in is conditioned to also eat prepared foods but am curious about the copepods just in case
Mine is a Red Sea max170 ( 45) 1 yellow Coris 3 clowns frostbite storm and designer I think 1 blue star leopard wrasse 1 Midas blenny 2 mandarines 1 lawnmower blenny
The turth is that it will be hit and miss. 6 lines can be okay, but then turn aggressive as they mature. I do know there are a number of folks who regret adding them long term. The Pink Streaked Wrasse would be a better alternative in the long run.
@@BrockLeonard Every one that I has even had in the last 15 - 20 years has been very territorial after getting settled in. So much so that one of them almost killed a purple tang that was added about a year after the six line.
I’ve had a mix of friendly and aggressive. I usually get them small and trade them out once they get too big for my tank. Usually keep them for about a year before I trade them. I’ve had 2 that were absolute terrors. One I couldn’t keep since he was picking on my clowns that were double his size. He had them away from the rocks and hiding by the filter within hrs of adding it
@@BrockLeonard I was gone on vacation, and it spiked my ammonia and it ended up wiping the entire half my tank. Rock stabilization is a key with these fish. I just don't want anyone else to go through what I did.
Great video, but I would also add flame hawkfish. Amazing personality, really fun to watch and is quite hardy fish!
suggestion: Top five fish for a 40 gallon saltwater tank
Love it!
@@BrockLeonarddid you make a video for a 40g tank?
Thank you for this video!
I’m heavily considering getting a 30 gallon saltwater tank.
I used to have a 15 gallon nano reef, but it got wiped out by a Texas freeze 😔
So I’m going to try again! But this time without coral!
Can’t thank you enough for stopping by to watch! Good luck with the 30 gallon. Holler at me if you ever have any questions along the way.
What is even wrong with corals!? They’re corals that are so easy to keep. Probably you kept a coral that is not hardy. My gps survived my 10 gallon temperature strike. Literally.
@@Evergreenroblox1 well, coral setups are pricey and I just got a car
@@rustyshackleford234 well, good for you!
Blue spot jawfish are my absolute favorite fish!
They are amazing
Awesome video I look forward to seeing your video of your top 10 fora 94 gallon with bubble algae
Solid idea!
The Lawnmower Blenny looks like a Dark Souls boss 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah Brock keep the videos coming! Good information
Hey man your vids have helped me out a lot with my 30 and 20g, I was wondering if you can make a top 5 fish for 10g, thanks in advance!
Great channel loads of advice thanks for always posting good content
Good list, but I will disagree with the 6 line wrasse with being a peaceful tankmate for non-wrasses. Not uncommon for them to go rogue when they mature. I think they are best suited for a frag tank where they are the only fish and perform pest removal services. There are some folks who get lucky enough to get one that gets along well in a community though.
Top fish for a 13.5 Fluval EVO and an updated top 10 beginner corals and fish for nano tanks!
Great suggestion! Thank you.
@@BrockLeonard yw!!
Awesome video thanks for sharing. How about a good 30 gallon community tank?
Great channel keep up the great work
I was also going to suggest a top 5 fish for 40 gallon breeder saltwater tank!
Perfect suggestion!
Great information. Thank you
Thank you for watching!!
Hey man, love your vids. If I got a mandarin for my 20 gallon, how often do you think I’d need to dump in a bottle of those tigger pods? The one I’m interested in is conditioned to also eat prepared foods but am curious about the copepods just in case
Mine is a Red Sea max170 ( 45)
1 yellow Coris
3 clowns frostbite storm and designer I think
1 blue star leopard wrasse
1 Midas blenny
2 mandarines
1 lawnmower blenny
I loved my scooter blenny he liked the tdo chroma pellets
Would the wrasse be okay with a Royal gamma? My Gramma can get territorial but never causes damage just chases during feeding time.
Yes!!
The turth is that it will be hit and miss. 6 lines can be okay, but then turn aggressive as they mature. I do know there are a number of folks who regret adding them long term. The Pink Streaked Wrasse would be a better alternative in the long run.
I keep misreading the channel as 'Brock Lesnar'
I get that a lot 😂
I’m planning to get a 30 gallon soon!
I have never been happier about my 10 gallon!
Everything is perfect and nothing had die yet in 5 months
Could you recommend some 30 gallon anemones including care?
If the filter is hanging on the back then how is it taking up room in the tank 🤔 😁
Haha I build my rock structures high so they can run into the over flow that sits in it
How about just top ten favorite fish?
Can i put them all in a 30 g?
Can u do a 180g one?
Will the 6 line wrass kill blue legged hermit crab
No,6 lines will decimate copepods,dinos,any kinda micro invert,but hermits might get picked on,but not killed
Top 5 for 55g
Definitely what I planned to do next in this series
“Sixline wrasse is not territorial”, lmao
Yours been aggressive?😂
@@BrockLeonard Every one that I has even had in the last 15 - 20 years has been very territorial after getting settled in. So much so that one of them almost killed a purple tang that was added about a year after the six line.
I’ve had a mix of friendly and aggressive. I usually get them small and trade them out once they get too big for my tank. Usually keep them for about a year before I trade them. I’ve had 2 that were absolute terrors. One I couldn’t keep since he was picking on my clowns that were double his size. He had them away from the rocks and hiding by the filter within hrs of adding it
Care Level: difficult
Can be!
@@BrockLeonard My Favorite fish: all Angels, clownfish, Tangs, triggers, Damsels, wrasse, BUTTERFLYFISH, etc.
My blue dotted jaw fish died because the rocks collapsed on him. be careful.
Dang! That is heart breaking
@@BrockLeonard I was gone on vacation, and it spiked my ammonia and it ended up wiping the entire half my tank. Rock stabilization is a key with these fish. I just don't want anyone else to go through what I did.
Pigmie Angel