Smallest fish you’ve kept?

I think aquarium depot or one of those used to sell them by the 5 or 10. You just gotta keep an eye out. I see them once a year or so. Also see Pygmy Dart goby once in a blue moon. But you have to have 5 or 10 min. Sorry not more help
How much do they go for
 
I think aquarium depot or one of those used to sell them by the 5 or 10. You just gotta keep an eye out. I see them once a year or so. Also see Pygmy Dart goby once in a blue moon. But you have to have 5 or 10 min. Sorry not more help
That’s a lot of help actually. Thanks for the info
 
I’m just curious what’s the smallest fish y’all have kept in a reef?
Panamic Barnacle Blenny

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so is it, how small when they are all grown up, or how small?
when purchased:
(2) 1/2" ocellaris clowns
(1) 1" Fox Face Lo
(5) 1/2" blue green chromis
(3) 1/2" swallowtail damsels
(1) 1 1/4" Lamark Angel
(1) 1 1/4" Copperband
(4) 3/4"-1" lyretail anthias
(1) 3/4" orchid dotty back
(1) 1/2" six line wrasse
(1) 1 1/4" black leopard wrasse
I like to watch them grow up.
:cool:
 
Green banded gobies (x2)...3/4” long
 
I’m just curious what’s the smallest fish y’all have kept in a reef?

Probably my little snowflake occ clownfish. It was only about an inch and a half when I had it. Obnoxious little jerk too.
 
Pair of Flaming Prawn gobies, the female was smaller. Then probably my yellow neon gobies, a green banded, and then a bit chunkier than the neons, white spot dwarf/trimma goby.

I love gobies! They may be small but they can be very colorful and full of personality.
 
I had a pair of blue neon gobies. Did not have overflow or sump . Cool looking little fish. Would not keep fish that small in current tank with overflow. I don’t know why fish are attracted to overflows but they are and if small enough they take the plunge. Kind of like a fishy water slide!
 
That’s awesome! Were you able to raise the offspring?
I never tried. But they laid between January and August every week or so. Then would stop for that few months and begin again. Loved these guys. Had them about 5 years until female got egg bound somehow and male went nuts without her.
 
I love the tiny fishes too. In my 6g you actually get to see them. i have not had the little clown gobies since moving away from sps. I have wanted the pygmy dart gobies forever!!! Cannot find them.
 
Smallest fish I’ve had and still have is a citrinis clown goby, he is fully grown. I do have another small fish a rainforest goby who is still very young but will grow bigger then my clown goby
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I love my neon goby. It is also in my 6g and is alway out around and happy. It is tiny, and the kids I bring the tank to absolutely love it. They call it Dory, so guess that works.
It is super fat too. Big old belly. Eats anything.
 

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