hope it's not a valentine's day disaster

[LISound]

my girlfriend, so sweet, bought me 6 green chromis, coral banded shrimp(big one), a few snails and hermits for valentine's day.
the tank really just cycled about 2 weeks ago.
i'm afraid of bio-overload.

there are 2 damsels, 6 clams, and 4 snails and hermits currently in there.
i will be checking the levels daily...now to make sure no new tank syndrome occurs.

what does everyone think...should it be ok..or is this just way too much at one time.
the chromis are very small--pretty cool schooling fish.

my guess would be way too much but who knows.
maybe it just looks like a lot with the chromis school.

and i had to put them all in---guys, you know how that goes.
thanks for the help

[skeety]

Originally Posted by LISound

and i had to put them all in---guys, you know how that goes.
thanks for the help

wish I could answer....sounds like you're right.

But I just wanted to say thanks for the laugh! hehehe

[cytranic]

I dont think my tank could handle that being 3 months old =(

[wharyat]

How big is your tank??

[Superman]

Unless we are talking about a tank that is smaller than 40 gallons, I think that it will be ok. Just stay really light on the feedings and keep an eye on your water parameters. If your tank actually finished the cycle 2 weeks ago then in my opinion you should be all right, just be vigilant.

[LISound]

disaster undersea...
new tank syndrome has occured...

i knew this would happen.
any ideas...
adding biospira tonight...will that get me back to normal?

thanks for the help

[Cosine]

How big is the tank?
I'd make a hole lot of salt water and be ready to make daily waterchanges if needed!

[Superman]

why won't you tell us how big your tank is? Don't you want us to help?