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Here are suggestions that I think would be some awesome ideas:
- any type of pygmy goby
- cardinalfish are great (personally adore the bangaiis)
- maybe a toby puffer (though I know that they sometimes discover crabs and coral are easy meals :P)
- orchid dottyback
- barnacle blenny
- lawnmower blenny
- midas blenny (tbh I have no experience with any blenny (noob in the hobby)
- PEPPERMINT SHRIMP!!! This is definitely biased on my part, but I find mine really sweet and its really fun to watch dreaming about cleaning fish and attempting to steal food from my serpent starfish.
- fire shrimp and cleaners are nice too! ;)
- feather dusters and cocoa worms
- possum wrasse (I want one for my tank, just not super confident that I can fit it in my probably already overstocked twenty gallon). :(
- damsels
- clownfish
- squat lobster (that's my avatar pic, though not my photo (I don't know whose it is... :confused:)
- and last but not least... (drum roll) NEON GOBY!!!
and others that I cant think of at the moment :)

(P.S. I apologize for the looooong post guys! I am passionate and an overachiever by nature. :) )

-oh and also lots and lots of soft corals and other funky inverts (hopefully that tampa rock will do its job!)
 
I know, I love all the colors they can have. Makes me want one in every color lol! I better stop before my husband sees this ;Smuggrin. We want to add a clam to the tank so no mantis for this tank.:( one day! If money would allow it we would have so many species only tanks just for the weird stuff I would want like a bobbit worm etc.
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I know, I love all the colors they can have. Makes me want one in every color lol! I better stop before my husband sees this ;Smuggrin. We want to add a clam to the tank so no mantis for this tank.:( one day! If money would allow it we would have so many species only tanks just for the weird stuff I would want like a bobbit worm etc.
Oh same! Clams are fantastic though! lots of amazing colors themselves! oh and a starfish would be neat :)
 
Here are suggestions that I think would be some awesome ideas:
- any type of pygmy goby
- cardinalfish are great (personally adore the bangaiis)
- maybe a toby puffer (though I know that they sometimes discover crabs and coral are easy meals :p)
- orchid dottyback
- barnacle blenny
- lawnmower blenny
- midas blenny (tbh I have no experience with any blenny (noob in the hobby)
- PEPPERMINT SHRIMP!!! This is definitely biased on my part, but I find mine really sweet and its really fun to watch dreaming about cleaning fish and attempting to steal food from my serpent starfish.
- fire shrimp and cleaners are nice too! ;)
- feather dusters and cocoa worms
- possum wrasse (I want one for my tank, just not super confident that I can fit it in my probably already overstocked twenty gallon). :(
- damsels
- clownfish
- squat lobster (that's my avatar pic, though not my photo (I don't know whose it is... :confused:)
- and last but not least... (drum roll) NEON GOBY!!!
and others that I cant think of at the moment :)

(P.S. I apologize for the looooong post guys! I am passionate and an overachiever by nature. :) )

-oh and also lots and lots of soft corals and other funky inverts (hopefully that tampa rock will do its job!)
Wow, thank you for taking the time to make so many great suggestions. I really appreciate it!:) nothing wrong with being passionate about this amazing hobby. ;Smuggrin
 
@DSC reef doesn't need sleep, he has deathwish ;Wideyed
Ha! I make him stop drinking it after a certain time or he would never sleep lol;Hilarious. He did it once and was up all night playing his xbox
 
Story of my life! And I still want more! Someday... when I have my own place and more money (and knowledge collected from all the wonderful people on this forum), I want a temperate nano reef!!! (and cuttlefish. and sharks. oh dear there I go again. :rolleyes:)
 
I’m now looking at the 3.0 the 4.0 looks to be a bit to much I’m also going to get a random flow diverter
Do the 3.0...4.0 MIGHT be too big to actually fit in the back chamber. I have the 3.0, and it JUST fits. You actually have to take off the output elbow that goes back into the tank so the pump will fit down in there. Then go with the RFG heads, but definitely do a split. If you do a single one straight up, flow is just too intense for the tank.

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Sorry for the highjack
 
Ha! I make him stop drinking it after a certain time or he would never sleep lol;Hilarious. He did it once and was up all night playing his xbox

You say that as if it was a bad thing....
 
Lol, I actually enjoy sitting on the couch (when I'm not to tired) and watch him shoot zombies or I really like the game darksiders. :D
He's my Resident Evil buddy ;)
 

WHAT PART OF LIVING WITH A REEF TOOK YOU BY SURPRISE?

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