Added my last two fish today!

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I finally finished off stocking my FOWLR tank. It had two percula clowns, one purple firefish, a blood shrimp, a skunk cleaner, a peppermint shrimp, an emerald crab, four astrea snails, three blue legged hermits, a halloween hermit, and a pistol shrimp.

Today I brought home two new additions to my tank, a watchmen goby and a Flasher Wrasse. Dripped both of them for an hour and added them about half an hour ago. The wrasse is in hiding currently adjusting to his new surroundings and the goby has found himself a nice little hole he can sit in. I am hopeful him and the pistol shrimp will find each other.
 
Congrats! It looks like your nick implies you may be able to coax the pistol :).....I have a pair and they were actually together at the LFS then when I put them in the tank, the goby stayed in the back of the tank :( and didn't get together with the pistol for about 2-3 weeks then they have found each other and goby hangs outside his tunnels. Such a cool combo. Mine is not a YWG, they are so cool looking.
 
Congrats! It looks like your nick implies you may be able to coax the pistol :).....I have a pair and they were actually together at the LFS then when I put them in the tank, the goby stayed in the back of the tank :( and didn't get together with the pistol for about 2-3 weeks then they have found each other and goby hangs outside his tunnels. Such a cool combo. Mine is not a YWG, they are so cool looking.

Thanks! Yea I work with grass shrimp (the ones you use for fishing) for my job so the nickname stuck haha.

The goby has been in the pistols cave multiple times but hasn't stayed. Instead he has found another hole on the opposite side of the rock :(

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