HawaiianReef
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I'm planning to add a male pitho to my tank and was wondering on how reef/fish safe these guys are.
Reefcleaners states they are non aggressive and the males have small claws and use camouflage for defending themselves. But I'd rather go on what you guys have experienced in the past.
I have a mixed coral 75, upgrading to 125 this winter. There's a female melanarous erase, a lawnmower blenny, a gobby that hangs out in a hole and a couple pajama cardinals. All the fish are adults and I would hate to lose one. I do plan to add a yellow tang and a couple fire gobbies as well.
Reefcleaners states they are non aggressive and the males have small claws and use camouflage for defending themselves. But I'd rather go on what you guys have experienced in the past.
I have a mixed coral 75, upgrading to 125 this winter. There's a female melanarous erase, a lawnmower blenny, a gobby that hangs out in a hole and a couple pajama cardinals. All the fish are adults and I would hate to lose one. I do plan to add a yellow tang and a couple fire gobbies as well.
