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I've had my 46 gallon bow front for just over 3 years and haven't had luck with things living but now everything has been fine for quite a while so I wanted some unique fish that could be added that are generally reef safe. Also corals that would survive that don't require special care. I had 2 t5 39 watts Bulbs on blue one white.
 
Fish for a 46g would include:
Firefish, dartfish, chalk basslets, royal grammas, elongatus dottyback, sunburst anthias, midas blenny, stigmatura blenny, tiger jawfish, grammistes blenny, watchman shrimp.

Good corals would include branching Euphyllia, open brains, zoas and mushrooms.
 
Fish for a 46g would include:
Firefish, dartfish, chalk basslets, royal grammas, elongatus dottyback, sunburst anthias, midas blenny, stigmatura blenny, tiger jawfish, grammistes blenny, watchman shrimp.

Good corals would include branching Euphyllia, open brains, zoas and mushrooms.[Anything that is more unique for fish? Also aggressive fish would be fine.
 
Fish for a 46g would include:
Firefish, dartfish, chalk basslets, royal grammas, elongatus dottyback, sunburst anthias, midas blenny, stigmatura blenny, tiger jawfish, grammistes blenny, watchman shrimp.

Good corals would include branching Euphyllia, open brains, zoas and mushrooms.
Are there more uniqe fish that would work. Agressive fish are fine. Don't know what happened up there but same thing
 
Are there more uniqe fish that would work. Agressive fish are fine. Don't know what happened up there but same thing
Rhinopias or frogfish, waspfish, dwarf lion, Canthigaster puffers are cool, but often nip coral.
 

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