Just curious if starting out with two butterfly fish(copperband, orange or auriga) is a good way to start off the tank. I would like them to be the focal point and then add a pair of clown, coral beauty, hand full of wrasse and a goby
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The copperband is an extremely hard fish to keep alive, even in an established tank so I would reconsider that one.Just curious if starting out with two butterfly fish(copperband, orange or auriga) is a good way to start off the tank. I would like them to be the focal point and then add a pair of clown, coral beauty, hand full of wrasse and a goby
Pair of ClownThe copperband is an extremely hard fish to keep alive, even in an established tank so I would reconsider that one.
Start with the clowns instead and take it from there I'd say! What's your full list of (dream)fish for this tank? :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes: Then the community can guide you in which order to add them.
Also how would a few bubble tip anemones work with this combination of fish?Pair of Clown
Carpenter's Flasher Wrasse
Bluehead Fairy Wrasse
Multicolor Lubbock's Fairy Wrasse
Orange-Back Fairy Wrasse
Melanurus Wrasse
Coral Beauty Angelfish
Orange Butterflyfish
Auriga Butterflyfish
Pair of Spotted Watchman Goby
No. The Auriga will eat them.Also how would a few bubble tip anemones work with this combination of fish?