Thoughts on a pico tank.

My 1 gal small in one:
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That's an awesome pico
 
They’re not bad but if you have a man display chances are you have some of them in there they just eat leftover food and detritus.
I bet there are really small so I don’t see them
 
Look for flaming prawn gobies, tank raised catalina. There are some very small goby species out there that will do fine. Small shrimps, hermits will do well. Keep it simple. If you have time you can do 100 percent water changes weekly.
 
Look for flaming prawn gobies, tank raised catalina. There are some very small goby species out there that will do fine. Small shrimps, hermits will do well. Keep it simple. If you have time you can do 100 percent water changes weekly.
That is my plan to get a small goby. What are some small shrimps?
 
Sexy shrimp are smaller ornamental shrimp and should be kept in groups of 3 or more. 5 would be good and they don’t get more than a half inch. They get their name from the sexy dance they do together. If you get one or more rock flower anemones they will host these shrimp. A neat symbiotic relationship. Google them. My favorite go to shrimp is the skunk cleaner shrimp always out and about and cleans my hand whenever it’s in the tank.
 
Sexy shrimp are smaller ornamental shrimp and should be kept in groups of 3 or more. 5 would be good and they don’t get more than a half inch. They get their name from the sexy dance they do together. If you get one or more rock flower anemones they will host these shrimp. A neat symbiotic relationship. Google them. My favorite go to shrimp is the skunk cleaner shrimp always out and about and cleans my hand whenever it’s in the tank.
I will get some sexy shrimp. I have 2 skunk cleaners in my 90g
 

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