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Are there any stocking rules for invertebrates?

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Are there any stocking rules for invertebrates?

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On the whole, no. As long as corals don’t touch each other, a tank can house as many as will fit in! After all, that is the purpose of a reef aquarium. Some invertebrates, such as crustaceans, octopuses, cuttlefish, etc., need to be treated on a compatibility basis, and this will need investigation before purchase!

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