Is tank understocked or overstocked?

[Mako72]

Hello,

I have a 29 Gal. Biocube.....I have one clownfish in it, a rose BTA, two shrimp, several hermies and snails, plus two emerald crabs. Would this be considered understocked, just right, or overstocked?

[Western_reefer]

Its not overstocked.

[roneil]

Maybe it can handle one more fish

[Western_reefer]

I'd say it could handle 2-3 more fish depending on size and kind of fish.

[kingfisher62]

Yes ,you can get more fish. Inverts process food much more efficiantly and do not put much strain on your bioload. I really do not count them.

[kidninja]

its not overstocked.

+1

[fstar25]

I'd say it could handle 2-3 more fish depending on size and kind of fish.

+1 totally agree

[dalston]

I agree with everyone. If it were me, I would find a mate for your clown to make a pair, then get a bottom dweller goby like a yellow watchman and leave it at that.

[kingfisher62]

I agree with everyone. If it were me, I would find a mate for your clown to make a pair, then get a bottom dweller goby like a yellow watchman and leave it at that.

Sounds familiar! Only problem is I have that combo in a 14g biocube .Wasn't a problem when I first got them ,they were all tiny but now i have to consider relocating them.

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