I must be crazy...

No problem, I love to help new reefers! one more thing keep in mind that you are limited in fish that you can get. I actually started a 3.5-gallon SPS dominated tank a couple of days ago. I do have a fish in it that really good for tanks that sized. it called a spiny head blenny and eats little foods called daphnia. those fish would be great for a tank that sized. The fish gets a maximum size of 1.1 inches and is not aggressive. I would suggest these to a new reefer due to how easy they are to keep. However they do have small mouths so small foods are needed (daphnia, baby brine shrimp). Good luck and happy reefing!

I love the new thread you've started! I love following others with their picos!!! That fish is very cute, but I haven't seen any of those around here nor on Liveaquaria.com. I was originally thinking of getting a very small wrasse, like a Pygmy or a Pink-Streaked as I have a ton of amphipods and copepods... Like too many amphipods... but I'm still unsure as the space is very limited and I'm more in it for the corals with such limited space.
 
Welcome to R2R, Kim!
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Chuck keeps a 300g euphyllia garden with a clown harem and some rare nems. Not a lot of people know that and there's at least some chance that it's true ;Blackeye
 
Nice Pics !!!

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