Any active fish for my 29 biocube

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Di you guys have any suggestions? I was thinking about maybe a anthias.
 
Yellow Basslet, Lawnmower Blenny and maybe Shrimps-Skunk and/or Fire.
 
I already have a clownfish and I heard a school of chromis is don't work well. I saw a midas blenny, basslet and a blenny at my LFS and they don't seem that active. But I saw a anthias swimmjng all around. Is there a small anthias species?
 
don't think anthias will work, maybe a firefish? mine is usually out and in the open.
 
i have a midas blenny and hes doing well along with a very rude little clown lol i love my biocube but you're very limited with fish due to size and nutrient levels!
 
Anthias, chromis and some of the bigger blennies like the midas and lawnmower just get too big.

Firefish, Percula or Ocellaris clownfish, gobies, tailspot blenny. Those are a few that will work and be visible. I have a 29BC and it just isn't long enough for fish like wrasse and anthias.
 
Fire fish,zebra goby(dart fish),clowns,damsels,dotty backs,royal gamma
 
Yellow assessor, zebra dartfish, and firefish are good, active choices.
 
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Here is my dart fish,stary, and fire fish in my goby/blenny cube.
 
Thank you guys for all the suggestions. I will get a firefish and a type of blenny
 

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