Fish journal starts now!

Update! Got clown fish from lfs the other day, fish are so far doing fine (touch wood) hoping to get clean up crew gobys, hermit crabs and red fire shrimp Saturday (maybe not all at same time) need to rearrange all live rock to make it look nice but don't want to stress fish out for a while.
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Adorable! I love clownfish!
 
Just introduced two clowns to my tank.
 

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Added watermelon mushrooms and a Benny (I think)
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Never buy a fish without knowing what it is, that looks like a species of sand sifting goby, most of which get too large and will eat all the microfauna in a sandbed very quickly. I'd return it unless you have an upgrade in mind.
 
I got told all about the fish I just couldn't remember it's name. Thank you but think I shall keep him for a while if any problems arise I'll probably take him back. Been looking at these guys for a while and fell in love! Xxx
 
Planning in cleaning tank more too and feeding directly if it runs out. These guys are worth the extra work! :-)
 

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