Fish ideas for a 29 biocube

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Looking for some cool fish ideas for a biocube. Plans to have it a mixed reef tank. I have a good protein skimmer. And biopellet reactor. So I can stock moderately heavy.
 
Should be able to go with a pair of hippo tangs, maybe a trigger or two...just kidding, I've always liked the clownfish harems, with an interesting rock structure and a handful of the same colored fish I think it makes a nice looking tank
 
Yea haha I'm thinking a nice pair of clown and nem flasher wrasse pistol shrimp goby combo and maybe a pipefish for the girlfriend
 
i have a 30G Jbj rimless. my current 3 fish are harptail blenny, blue reef chromic and yellow fin wrasse. All get along great, are active swimmers and I am really happy with just the 3.
 
I've got an orchid dottyback, tiny peaceful and very colorful, there are others in different colors too, worth a look
 
My Tailspot Blenny is probably my favorite. Make sure there's at least one other tank mate, or it'll never come out in the open.
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I've got an orchid dottyback, tiny peaceful and very colorful, there are others in different colors too, worth a look
X2 love this fish. Also a flame hawk (if covered) and a yellow watchman goby!
 
I wanna do yellow watchman with pistol. I like the orchard dotty too!
Tail spot Benny might not get along with my ruby red?
 
Options in that size include yellow assessor, royal gramma, firefish, flame hawk, a colony of barnacle blennies, plectranthias, neon goby, pygmy rooster waspfish.
 

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