Oohkris123
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Most gobies tend to stay in one spot and hide. +they have a higher chance of jumping out the tank
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eatbreakfast
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Any fish suitable for a 5g are going to stay in a small area.
Oohkris123
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I have or had a 1" yellow watchman but haven't seen it for about a month I checked the floor and around the tank. I'm assuming it died and the pistol shrimp ate it. I like the Plectranthias, I'll be on the hunt for that fish thank you for these great suggestions
Oohkris123
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I'm in between for tailspot blenny and the Plectranthias now. You guys are great. Thank you
40B Knasty
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I have been eyeballing those tailspot blennys. Very nice fish, but to small for my goby's attitude that is to big.
Oohkris123
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I don't think I've seen a tailspot blenny at my lfs. I was gonna go today but got busy
eatbreakfast
Fish Nerd
What size tank?
Fairy and flasher wrasses are popular choices, as are anthias. Flame hawks are at home with sps. Smaller Halichoeres wrasse species are good at controlling sps pests.
Chiefmaster30
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Anyone have any ideas on new fish additions to either of my two tanks it would be much appreciated? I have a 125 gallon reef with mostly just zoas, lps, and shrooms. Also, need suggestions for my 75 gallon predator tank. Here are my current fish lists!
The peaceful tank looks OK, but that three-stripe damsel is going to be lunch when the panther grouper grows up!
~Bruce
~Bruce
Anyone have any ideas on new fish additions to either of my two tanks it would be much appreciated? I have a 125 gallon reef with mostly just zoas, lps, and shrooms. Also, need suggestions for my 75 gallon predator tank. Here are my current fish lists!
A flame hawk
eatbreakfast
Fish Nerd
They can be, but resplendent anthiothersbest with a few others of their own kind.
Species of similar temperament work, such as dispars or carberryi.
@mdbannister has been thinking of adding a Gold Back Trigger to his 60 cube, but he's afraid it'll fight with his Harlequin Tusk when they mature.
eatbreakfast
Fish Nerd
Neither is well suited for a 60g.
I have always wanted a dragon moray eel. Most care guides say they need a minimum of 180 gallon. I have a 125 gallon tank will this be big enough? The cuc will be multiple turbo, 1 tiger cowrie, 1 cleaner shrimp, and 1 chocolate chip or brittle star. What starfish will better for a tank like this?
eatbreakfast
Fish Nerd
A dragon eel will be fine in a 125g. Dragon eels are piscivores, so most inverts are fine.
I know chocolate chip stars are widely sold, but am much less certain about their hardiness or reef-safe-ness. Brittle stars and serpents are generally pretty sturdy by comparison with "classic" sea-stars.
Both should be happy to scavenge uneaten shreds of silverside.
~Bruce
Both should be happy to scavenge uneaten shreds of silverside.
~Bruce
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