Disc-bodied showpiece fish for 60 gallon cube?

[ryanwong21]

Hello. My tank has been set up for a few months and has cycled and has several fish in it, including a lawnmower Blenny, yellow coris wrasse, carpenter’s flasher wrasse and a pair of clownfish. There are also two blue legged hermit crabs, four nassarius snails and a turbo snail. There used to be a baby cleaner shrimp but my yellow coris decided it was nicer if the shrimp was in its belly, so it’s sad :’. Anyways, my fish seem relatively small and all have the same body shape, so I was wondering if any of you have any suggestions for fish that have disc-like bodies that are a little larger? Like any angelfish, butterflyfish, cardinalfish or literally anything. All opinions r welcome

 

[fishguy242]

hi,coral beauty??

 

[ryanwong21]

In your opinion( genuinely) would you risk it with coral. I plan to have some coral and already have some GSP. Sorry for not mentioning in the original post. The GSP is doing well.

 

[fishguy242]

honest opinion ,75% chance of a good one,25% coral nipper

 

[ryanwong21]

Thanks I think I’ll be willing to try a coral beauty. It’s just that I’ve been thrown off some fish cos I saw this one guy who said he would think twice abt putting a flame angel in a 60 gallon, which I think is a little extreme? Or maybe flame angels r different nvm

 

[fishguy242]

hi, on the flame imo would be 50/50 chance on coral picker

 

[Super Fly]

Thanks I think I’ll be willing to try a coral beauty. It’s just that I’ve been thrown off some fish cos I saw this one guy who said he would think twice abt putting a flame angel in a 60 gallon, which I think is a little extreme? Or maybe flame angels r different nvm

Dont get flame, he wiped out my entire large rock of GSP that I had been growing for several years plus my zoa garden. How about a Tomini Tang, it's one of the smaller and friendly tangs that'll help keep tank clean of algae too. I love mine, he's got great personality.