Red Rooster Pygmy Waspfish

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Don't get unrealistic ideas of breeding because some have managed to breed clownfish. Breeding marine fish is a complicated endeavor, do some research into how the big boys that offer captive bred fish actually do it. There have been a few here that fantasize about breeding other predatory fish, and that's all it will ever be.
Too late, these are the only reason why I'm getting into saltwater. Gonna do my best to learn about the environments and just get the tank as close to natural as possible. Would you recommend a sump, hob, or a cannister filter for a 20 gallon hexagonal reef tank? I'm completely new to this. Thanks for all the info.
 
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Old thread but here’s my pair. Put them in their own 20G AIO. I’ve gotten them to eat freshwater ghost shrimp. Going to try to breed mollys in my larger predator tank to feed these guys.
 
Gotta revive this, found a holy grail waspfish for me. The Wispy waspfish, a step up from the rooster waspfish. Such a ****** lookin fish
 

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