Peaceful Fish Recommendations

[goopuloopu]

Looking for suggestions to add to my peaceful fish only tank! I don’t have very many corals and I am. It that attached to them so it’s ok if they might pick at corals. I would like either nice color, personality, or both!

I have a 100g cube tank with a 20g sump

I currently have:
Mandarin dragonet
X2 clowns
X2 anthias
X2 bangi cardinals
Dimond back sand sifting goby
Starry blenny
x2 skunk cleaner shrimp

All recommendations must be peaceful!

 

[JumboShrimp]

 

[56longroof]

Any leopard wrasse would be a great addition. Or more anthias. I have a small group of them and they are alot of fun to watch.

 

[BryanM]

Flame angel or coral beauty might be good as well.

 

[Kooma]

If you don’t want coral, a thread fin butterfly is a great fish.

I’ve had good luck with a tomini tang, mandarins are great if you have lots of pods, the options are pretty broad.

 

[56longroof]

Flame angel or coral beauty might be good as well.

Actually any of the smaller angels would be a good fit. I have a Venustus and Flame in my tank too. Lemonpeel coming soon.

 

[56longroof]

Not a real stunner but harptail blennies are a fun fish. Its the only fish in my tank that actually interacts with me. Its always checking out what Im doing.

 

[PasoFish89]

If you don’t want coral, a thread fin butterfly is a great fish.

I’ve had good luck with a tomini tang, mandarins are great if you have lots of pods, the options are pretty broad.

I second this. Take advantage of being fish only and add a corallivore, there are some incredible butterfly fish out there.

 

[MBruun]

I can also recommend Chalk bass. Nice and easy and you can have a small group.

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[Samantha A]

Leopard wrasse, and Radiant wrasse would work if you have sand that they can bury into to sleep and hide. Carpenter wrasse and mcCosker wrasse, firefish