Is two clown fish, one blue damsel, and a Gobi too much for a 15 gallon reef aquarium?
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What do you mean by I introduce, it’s only a lagoon style tank as wellI wouldn't say its too much, just watch for aggression and make sure you have enough rockwork for each fish to have it's own territory. Also introduce them Goby ->Damsel-> Clownfish.
YesIs two clown fish, one blue damsel, and a Gobi too much for a 15 gallon reef aquarium?
Are you sure? I’ve seen similar tanks with more
100%Are you sure? I’ve seen similar tanks with more
So you think no damsel and I can do 2 clowns?Skip the damsels (clowns included) and you have a bit more latitude.
I have a 12 gallon fuval starter for 5 years the clowns are in and grew into and they seem to be fine. Is it bc the tank is more shallow?Nope. Clowns may be okay in they start small, but they will get bigger and run out of real estate quickly.
So why are you asking the question then? Do what you want. Let us know how it goes.I have a 12 gallon fuval starter for 5 years the clowns are in and grew into and they seem to be fine. Is it bc the tank is more shallow?
Ohh, I’m asking because the tank Styles are different. One’s a lagoon (new one) old ones standardSo why are you asking the question then? Do what you want. Let us know how it goes.
Oooo, I just didn’t know if it made a difference man15 gallons is 15 gallons, I don't care if it is a cylinder, bowfront, lagoon, tube or gas can...
Hey Man, good luck.Oooo, I just didn’t know if it made a difference man
I mean add the goby wait a bit, add the damsel wait a bit and then finally add the clowns. You don't want to add all of the fish right away as I'm assuming this is a new tank, they should be introduced gradually.What do you mean by I introduce, it’s only a lagoon style tank as well