Hi, I have a 60 gallon reef and I’ve decided to go with 5 reef chromis, yellow wrasse, lawnmower blenny, pair of clowns. Anything else I can add ?
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My sand is very fine , Is that okay for the goby?Royal gramma, watchman goby/ pistol shrimp pr.
Perfectly fine.My sand is very fine , Is that okay for the goby?
Ok thanksPerfectly fine.
Yes, but they are more aggressive than the yellow....Also just a personal thing for me but I would go with a Melanurus Wrasse over the Yellow. Way more variety of color.
Yes, but they are more aggressive than the yellow.
They aren't nearly as aggressive as a sixline, but they can throw their weight around, especially when well established.Interesting. I've never seen aggression with a Melanurus. I have seen it stick up for itself when bullied by a clownfish (boy did that clownfish ever regret that) but other than that it has been a model citizen.
They aren't nearly as aggressive as a sixline, but they can throw their weight around, especially when well established.
Royal gramma, watchman goby/ pistol shrimp pr.
Definitely getting one+1
I've had a few goby/pistol shrimp pairs in my tanks. It never gets old
Agree with the melanarus 100% . Very vibrant colorful fish, especially for the cost!With gobies as long as the sand has had a chance to settle in and develop organisms for them to eat (ie been in the tank over a month) then it is good to go unless you get some really coarse gritty sand. Also just a personal thing for me but I would go with a Melanurus Wrasse over the Yellow. Way more variety of color.
Mine is very laid back, never seen any aggressive behavior. Now my tangs, that's a different story!They aren't nearly as aggressive as a sixline, but they can throw their weight around, especially when well established.
Great choice!Melanarus wrasse it is !
Melanarus wrasse it is !