I'm getting ready to set up a 65g that I intend to stock primarily with anthiadinae and wrasses.
The tank is 48" x 18" x 18" (and will have 3"-4" of substrate).
The overall stocking plan I'm considering includes:
Gobies/blennies:
1. Would it be better to add the wrasses or the anthias first?
2. Being that the fang blenny is fairly active, albeit typically non-aggressive, would it better to add it after the anthias, before (confidence booster for them?), or not really matter either way?
The tank is 48" x 18" x 18" (and will have 3"-4" of substrate).
The overall stocking plan I'm considering includes:
Gobies/blennies:
- tangaroan shrimp goby
- striped blenny (m. grammistes)
- Adorned (h. cosmetus) - definite
- yellow fin flasher - very likely
- filamented flasher - very likely
- blue fin flasher - maybe
- lubbock's fairy - maybe
- 2 or 3 dispars
- blue sapphire (c. springeri) -- this would be the very last addition, if I decide to go ahead and risk it
1. Would it be better to add the wrasses or the anthias first?
2. Being that the fang blenny is fairly active, albeit typically non-aggressive, would it better to add it after the anthias, before (confidence booster for them?), or not really matter either way?