Taking the leap into saltwater

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Hey everyone, about 4 months ago I decided to take the leap into saltwater from fresh. Have a 40g cube up and running with a pair of clowns and a bi color blenny with some corals. I've already posted some questions on the site and was taken back by the amount of help one can find on this forum. Just wanted to officially introduce myself. Can't wait to see this tank flourish. Thanks for all the help in advance! [emoji6]

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Welcome to R2R!! I like the shape of the rock!! Do you plan to add more fish to your tank?

-MJ

Probably a couple, I got impatience and bought the Bicolor blenny when I really wanted a Midas so I don't know if its smart to combine the two. I'm also looking for something that will take up the middle of the tank because the Bicolor (added last night after QT) so far hides in the rock and the clowns stick the far right side unless its dinner time.
 
Probably a couple, I got impatience and bought the Bicolor blenny when I really wanted a Midas so I don't know if its smart to combine the two. I'm also looking for something that will take up the middle of the tank because the Bicolor (added last night after QT) so far hides in the rock and the clowns stick the far right side unless its dinner time.

I think your tank might be a little small to keep two blennies together,,, I heard Midas can be aggressive to smaller fish :(

-MJ
 

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