Medium sized aggressive tank upgrade

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Could you confirm the dottyback species for me? It's probably about 6" right now
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Could you confirm the dottyback species for me? It's probably about 6" right now
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I want to say Ogilbinya queenslandiae, but that tail shape is throwing me off.
 
Well it was listed as the cyclopthalmus. I live in Aus and it was an import for us.
 
That works as an id too.
 
Cyclopthalmus.
 
Oh [emoji14] I'd like to think it is but the markings keep throwing me off
 
Awesome. How do you think a copperband butterfly would go with: 3 types of toadfish (no conncern) a pair of Domino damsels (concern) a Labracinus cyclopthalmus (concern) pteragogus enneacanthus (no concern) 2x Echidna xanthospilos (little/no concern) Inimicus didactylus (no concern)
Anenome hermit and some other bigger crabs.
Would a Plectrypops lima be alright with these? Minus the coppetband.
 
Hardy, will hang in caves and rockwork while lights are on, but show up for feedings. Will defend it's cave, but not very aggressive.
 
All Thalasommas eat small to medium bristleworms, but don't put much of a dent in the population.
 
Are there any that do?
Nope. But bristleworms aren't bad. Sure, they're ugly as sin, and hurt if you grab one when picking up a rock, but they are actually really good scavengers.
 
Oh, I'm on that boat too!
I had someone ask me at work about it [emoji14]
 

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