I Caught My Blenny

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I am holding my Bi-Color Blenny in my in-tank refugium. It is 7x7x4 it should be enough for a week or hopefully long enough for my Sunset and Rainbow Monti to come out. Give me some ideas for a 4th fish. I have 1 Oscellaris Clown, a Mandarin and a Fairy Wrasse

Thanks

I would love a Flame Angel and I have heard good stories about them with some bad.
 
I Caught The Blenny

I am holding my Bi-Color Blenny in my in-tank refugium. It is 7x7x4 it should be enough for a week or hopefully long enough for my Sunset and Rainbow Monti to come out. Give me some ideas for a 4th fish. I have 1 Oscellaris Clown, a Mandarin and a Fairy Wrasse

Thanks

I would love a Flame Angel and I have heard good stories about them with some bad.
 
give us some more details about your tank so we know what your limits are

I merged your two threads so I apologize for the double post, I thought it made sense in my head.
 
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I have a 46 gallon mixed reef and removed my Blenny due to nipping at my SPS
 
I cant recommend a flame angel or any of the dwarf angels because they are so hit and miss with SPS. I bought one that was said to be reef safe by the last owner and it went right to town on all my corals...
 
Blennys are bad news, I had a flame tail blenny also he liked to eat zoas, the only one that I would personally keep is the Midas Blenny, they are really active and well manner.
 
I had to break down my tank again to remove a flame angel that decided to munch on some of my SPS...the bad part is he only nipped at the ones I liked most, completely left the $10 frags alone and went after the purple bonsai.
 
My bicolor just ate a purple plasma and is nibbling on all my other SPS, looks like I am getting out the buckets and taking everything out of the tank to get him.
 

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