charliereef
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Disclaimer, this is a picture from week 2, since then I've added a whole bag of caribsea sand and like 10 more pounds of rock but I dont have the full tank picture with those updates. Right so 2 months in and the algae growth on the rock has proven to be too much for my blenny to handle, looking for a bigger fish that'll help with that, I was thinking maybe a flame angel or tomini.
Stock is as follows:
- Flametail blenny
- Pair of target mandarins
- Royal Gramma
- Diamond goby
- Pair of blue spot jawfish
- Melanurus wrasse
- Orange back wrasse
- Blood shrimp
- 5 Nassarius snails
- 4 Red leg hermits
- Torch
- Octospawn
- White zombie zoas
- Finger leathers
- Many discosomas
- 1 Feather duster worm
- Caulerpa prolifera
- Red glitter algae
Filtration is the fluval 307 and my water change frecuency is 10% biweekly. No aggression between fish whatsoever, in fact I find my melanurus and blenny like to hunt together. The rg, shrimp and blenny have setup shop on the far right side, while the jawfish's burrows are in the middle and the orangeback likes to sleep in the far left side. Diamond goby is always in the front of the tank and mandarins get along with everyone. I feed zooplankton twice per day along with pellets and live brine once per day. Other than the microalgae on the glass and rock, tank is clean and thriving
. I'm looking for a fish that gets along with these guys and doesnt matter if it bothers coral but I'd like my macroalgaes untouched. Any help is appreciated 
