I have a Red Sea 525, 100(ish) UK gallons, a few more American ones. Into this I've added:
1 juvenile One Spot Foxface
1 small Royal Gramma
2 Pyjama Cardinals
2 small Common Clownfish
The Foxface looks good, has good body mass and feeds from my hand. Apart from feeding time, he hides.
I had a Royal Gramma years ago, and he was very active, constantly aquascaping the area around his cave. The one I have now emerges for food, otherwise it hides.
The Clowns don't hide, but their favourite spot is between a large rock and the back wall. They may as well be hiding.
The Cardinals don't hide, but man they're just so dull. Nothing interesting to watch there.
So the wife and I find ourselves just watching our Blue Knuckle Hermits and snails in the evening.
1 juvenile One Spot Foxface
1 small Royal Gramma
2 Pyjama Cardinals
2 small Common Clownfish
The Foxface looks good, has good body mass and feeds from my hand. Apart from feeding time, he hides.
I had a Royal Gramma years ago, and he was very active, constantly aquascaping the area around his cave. The one I have now emerges for food, otherwise it hides.
The Clowns don't hide, but their favourite spot is between a large rock and the back wall. They may as well be hiding.
The Cardinals don't hide, but man they're just so dull. Nothing interesting to watch there.
So the wife and I find ourselves just watching our Blue Knuckle Hermits and snails in the evening.
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