Another Boring pick my last fish question

Pikemartin · Nov 23, 2014

60g cube reef. I don't have much rock for hiding. Just 3 large bonsai vids rocks. Currently stock list is.
2 clowns
1 tail spot
1 YWG
1 Cardinal

I think a wrasse is not an option as I don't have much hiding space. Help me pick my last fish.

gotscreensprinting · Nov 23, 2014

do you have pics of your tank a cleaner wrasse would be ok they find nooks and crannys and hide there you have to have a spot.

Pikemartin · Nov 23, 2014

Pikemartin · Nov 23, 2014

Oscaror · Nov 23, 2014

gotscreensprinting said:
do you have pics of your tank a cleaner wrasse would be ok they find nooks and crannys and hide there you have to have a spot.

Cleaner wrasse will starve, leave them in the ocean where they can do their job.

Pikemartin · Nov 23, 2014

I don't want a cleaner anyway

Pikemartin · Nov 23, 2014

Anyone else?

gotscreensprinting · Nov 23, 2014

mine are doing fine i have a valentini puffer a coral beauty angel,foxface,pair of osc clowns,2 cleaner wrasse,1 yellow watchman gobby with paired shrimp,[video=youtube;sxKE7KBkyCc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxKE7KBkyCc[/video]

Pikemartin · Nov 23, 2014

I can't do a puffer with reef tank. Also not too sure 60g cube is sufficient for a foxface

Pikemartin · Nov 27, 2014

Bump any one else?

akitareefer · Nov 27, 2014

Basslet or wrasse. I think you have plenty of hiding/sand for a wrasse. I like the fairy or flasher variety

_Alex_ · Nov 27, 2014

Get a flasher/fairy wrasse of some kind. Lots of variations to pick from

Pikemartin · Nov 27, 2014

Think a flame wrasse will work? Think a 60g cube is on the small side

eatbreakfast · Nov 28, 2014

Royal Gramma, although common, very beautiful, very underrated. A smaller species of fairy wrasse or a small species of Halichoeres wrasse will be fine in a 60g. Sunburst anthias, Yellow Assessor, Grammistes Blenny, Bangaii Cardinal pair, just a few suggestions.