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Considering 65 gallon tanks are not too long; and not too wide yet tall.. what would be some good fish for me?
I currently have a Midas Blenny, 2 clownfish. 1 blue chromis, a yellow watchman and shrimp combo and give or take a few hermit crabs and snails. My tank seems really empty but yet I really wouldn't like to overcrowd. Water changes and maintenance is not a problem and I would not be adding any fish for a while anyways, just trying to make some right decisions for the long run. I prefer different invertebrates and cool fish rather than the typical standard chain fish. I would love an eel however am unsure how it would go in the long run, considering some fish aren't too large. My tank has a lot of rock work and I am thinking about making some more caves so hiding shouldn't be a problem. I like fish with personality, like my Midas blenny, Blenard, will come up to the side of the tank every time I come into my room and he's great. My clown fish basically just float around and I will probably get them some sort of anemone at some point.
I currently have a Midas Blenny, 2 clownfish. 1 blue chromis, a yellow watchman and shrimp combo and give or take a few hermit crabs and snails. My tank seems really empty but yet I really wouldn't like to overcrowd. Water changes and maintenance is not a problem and I would not be adding any fish for a while anyways, just trying to make some right decisions for the long run. I prefer different invertebrates and cool fish rather than the typical standard chain fish. I would love an eel however am unsure how it would go in the long run, considering some fish aren't too large. My tank has a lot of rock work and I am thinking about making some more caves so hiding shouldn't be a problem. I like fish with personality, like my Midas blenny, Blenard, will come up to the side of the tank every time I come into my room and he's great. My clown fish basically just float around and I will probably get them some sort of anemone at some point.
