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I’m probably not gonna do the firefish.It seems fine? I don't think I'd add any more fish, and I'd be mindful of parameters and be ready with water on hand for a few months in order to do emergency water changes.
One firefish in a 14 gallon is enough. They get up to 2-3 inches so you should be fine. Like always just check ur parameters and make sure everything is good.I’m probably not gonna do the firefish.
Defiantly want a lid.Do you have a lid on the tank? In a small tank like that, a darting fish like firefish has a real chance of going carpet surfing
I have a pretty strong lid on the tank with clipsDefiantly want a lid.
What is a good "Active fish". Also, I already have a firefish (I got it last week) and I like it's calm presence.Goby for sifting sand will be OK. Up to you. At least it will move around.
Firefish can be boring.
Maybe pick your second fish to be something that moves around picking rocks and such. At least you'll see some movement
With a small tank such as yours I'd be inclined to pick a couple more active fish for viewing pleasure, and I'd lean towards utility ... ones that serve a purpose as cleaners.
As I stated, ones that pick at rocks are my choice
Epic. I copped the firefish and I like it's calm presence. It's super chill. I named him DilbertIts my exact stocking list but I also have a pistol shrimp and 2 sexy shrimp. No nutrient issues at all
Mine hides in an large empty conch shell in between meals and then pops out when I approach the tank. Once they get used to their surroundings they come out much more but are skittish fish.Epic. I copped the firefish and I like it's calm presence. It's super chill. I named him Dilbert
Mine hangs out in a hole in a rockMine hides in an large empty conch shell in between meals and then pops out when I approach the tank. Once they get used to their surroundings they come out much more but are skittish fish.