Hi, everyone

[CanadianReeferGuy]

I’m new here I just started the hobby a few weeks ago. So far I’m amazed on how much their is to know but it’s definitely keeping me busy. so far I’m starting out with a Biocube 32G if I get good at and manage to keep everything happy and alive I’ll definitely upgrade to a bigger tank.
I could use some help though with what to put into my tank so far I only have.
6 - Blue leg crabs
4 - snails
2 - Small regular clown fish.
Id like put a Pygmy Angel, Royal Gamma and a High-Fin Goby. I’m not sure if it will work?

thanks.

 

[Peace River]

Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

 

[coralfishreef]

Welcome!

 

[Fred2482]

Welcome! I would double check the tank size requirements for the pygmy angel. I haven't tried to keep them in a small tank.

 

[dwair]

I’m new here I just started the hobby a few weeks ago. So far I’m amazed on how much their is to know but it’s definitely keeping me busy. so far I’m starting out with a Biocube 32G if I get good at and manage to keep everything happy and alive I’ll definitely upgrade to a bigger tank.
I could use some help though with what to put into my tank so far I only have.
6 - Blue leg crabs
4 - snails
2 - Small regular clown fish.
Id like put a Pygmy Angel, Royal Gamma and a High-Fin Goby. I’m not sure if it will work?

thanks.

I see your tank is only a few weeks old, I would be patient before adding anything else for awhile. Let the tank get its bacteria established, if you up the bioload to quickly, you'll crash.

Welcome to Reef2Reef!

 

[Fish Think Pink]

I’m new here I just started the hobby a few weeks ago. So far I’m amazed on how much their is to know but it’s definitely keeping me busy. so far I’m starting out with a Biocube 32G if I get good at and manage to keep everything happy and alive I’ll definitely upgrade to a bigger tank.
I could use some help though with what to put into my tank so far I only have.
6 - Blue leg crabs
4 - snails
2 - Small regular clown fish.
Id like put a Pygmy Angel, Royal Gamma and a High-Fin Goby. I’m not sure if it will work?

thanks.

Welcome!

I have High-Fin Goby on my fish wishlist too but don't have any personal experiences yet with that particular fish. Sure is cute though!

Glad you joined

 

[CanadianReeferGuy]

I see your tank is only a few weeks old, I would be patient before adding anything else for awhile. Let the tank get its bacteria established, if you up the bioload to quickly, you'll crash.

Welcome to Reef2Reef!

I’ve passed the diatom stage and I’m getting green algae on glass now. So am I at the bacteria established stage?

 

[Patientman]

Welcome to the madness we call a hobby! o_O There is a lot to consider and learn … but you are at the best place right now for good advice!

 

[Billldg]

Welcome to R2R!!!

 

[vetteguy53081]

 

[dwair]

I’ve passed the diatom stage and I’m getting green algae on glass now. So am I at the bacteria established stage?

I mean personally if your tank is only a few weeks old and you already have those inhabitants, I would wait at least another month before adding anything else.
remember nothing good in this hobby comes fast!

 

[CanadianReeferGuy]

I mean personally if your tank is only a few weeks old and you already have those inhabitants, I would wait at least another month before adding anything else.
remember nothing good in this hobby comes fast!

Ok, thanks I’ll wait a bit.

 

[CanadianReeferGuy]

Welcome!

I have High-Fin Goby on my fish wishlist too but don't have any personal experiences yet with that particular fish. Sure is cute though!

Glad you joined

I found a really good deal here in Toronto for a high-fin and pistol shrimp comes pared together. We don’t have a lot of places that specialize in saltwater aquarium here.

 

[PeterC99]

Welcome to R2R!

Looks like you are off to a great start! Careful with the angels if you plan to add corals!

 

[jsker]

Welcome to R2R!!!:)

#reefsquad some help with the fish choices please.

 

[KJ]

Welcome to R2R!!!

 

[G Santana]

Welcome to R2R

 

[Karen00]

Welcome to the salty side! It's nice to see another Canadian join the club! :-) I'm new as well so make sure you listen to the experts on here and go slow. Nothing good comes from rushing things. Also, start a build thread when you have time so folks can follow your progress. Details here: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/so-you-want-a-build-thread-contributor-badge.590311/

 

[saltyhog]

Welcome to R2R! The Pygmy angel is the smallest of the dwarf angels but I would still not put it in 32 biocube. They can be pugnacious little fish and with an established pair of clowns I would go another direction.

If you have a chance at the goby/shrimp pair I think it would be ok. They would not add to bioload significantly.

Royal Gramma's also get to 3" or so but tend to be less active. They will usually have a cave they like to call home but will defend it vigorously. Examine your aquascape realistically....will it have a place to call home? A pair of clowns will likely claim the whole tank (in this size tank) as their territory.

 

[Jeffcb]

Welcome to Reef2Reef!