Biocube 32 Stocking Advice

[Fishbro]

So in my Biocube 32 I have only 3 fish that I FOR SURE want. A pair of clownfish and a Starry Blenny. Do you guys have any other recommendations for fish that aren’t shy like maybe a reef safe wrasse or something that is colorful and likes attention?

 

[hllb]

My royal gramma is always out and about, though they can be shy when first added.

 

[Pea Puffer 67]

Depends. Certain kinds of clownish can grow up to be 6 inches. You could start out with some kind of goby as well. They will perch on rocks once in a while, but aren’t that big on socializing. Happy Reefing!

 

[Fishbro]

Would a Pink-Streaked Wrasse work? It’s small, docile, and reef safe it appears.

 

[El_Guapo13]

A small Flasher wrasse, an assesor basslet, gobies, dartfish, firefish. There are actually quite a few to choose from. I know people have had more and more complaints lately with LiveAquaria, but the site is a good source to see what sort of fish can go in any given size tank.

https://m.aquarium-fish.liveaquaria...5&method=and&af=minimumaquariumsize:30gallons cat1%3amarinefish&isort=score&srt=175

 

[hllb]

Would a Pink-Streaked Wrasse work? It’s small, docile, and reef safe it appears.

Yes, that should work. I can’t speak to their personality though

 

[rfgonzo]

Royal Gramma, Firefish or Green chromis have my vote,

 

[Pea Puffer 67]

Royal Gramma, Firefish or Green chromis have my vote,

Firefish are so sick

 

[TheShrimpNibbler]

Most of these have already been said, but firefish, dartfish, basslets, gobies, Pygmy perchlets, some of the small wrasses, chromis, orchid dottybacks, sunburst anthias, and cardinals.

 

[ReeferWarrant]

Would a Pink-Streaked Wrasse work? It’s small, docile, and reef safe it appears.

Late to the party on this, but I have a Pink Streak Wrasse in mine and it’s one of my favorite fish.