Added my first, and probably only, fish today!

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I have very limited space in my 10 gallon cube. I wanted a utilitarian fish, something that stayed small, and something pretty. With my recent outbreak of ghost flatworms, a Springeri Damselfish made sense. I found a tiny little guy, baby 3/4" to 7/8" long. To say these guys are hardy is an understatement. I had to acclimate him from 1.012 water to 1.026, he didn't even miss a beat. Then within 5 minutes of being in the new tank he was already picking copepods and flatworms off the glass.

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Good choice- and smart to only have one fish, that’s HIS tank now :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:
 
Between us, If you are very discreet you could squeeze a Gem tang in there…
( just causing trouble) LOL
I was going to do one of those yellow tangs. :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:
 
I love mine! Not sure which springer you got but the "true" one (100% blue, no black) stays absolutely tiny!
 
I love mine! Not sure which springer you got but the "true" one (100% blue, no black) stays absolutely tiny!
Mine only has some black marks on his face. No black on his sides at all (like some pics I've seen online). I really hope he stays tiny just since he's in such a small tank!
 

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