fish help

[lazycouch]

hey guys just wondering if you have any recommendations for an active (not always hiding) fish that’d go good with a pair of oscellaris and a possum wrasse? (reef safe, 30g)

was thinking about maybe adding a chromis or yellow tail damsel..

thanks!

 

[bluey]

hey guys just wondering if you have any recommendations for an active (not always hiding) fish that’d go good with a pair of oscellaris and a possum wrasse? (reef safe, 30g)

was thinking about maybe adding a chromis or yellow tail damsel..

thanks!

I can't say I'm an expert but I wouldn't recommend a damsel. Chromis from what I've heard and researched do well... But hell every time I learn something, something else differs... We have a similar set up. We are adding a chromis personally. You do you buddy. Best of luck

 

[vetteguy53081]

Firefish goby, 6 line wrasse, green chromis, strawberry basslet

 

[KingTideCorals]

hey guys just wondering if you have any recommendations for an active (not always hiding) fish that’d go good with a pair of oscellaris and a possum wrasse? (reef safe, 30g)

was thinking about maybe adding a chromis or yellow tail damsel..

thanks!

Nice a possum wrasse! Love those!

Could go for a goby/pistol combo!

 

[JR Bodyman]

Fire fish or the green chromis would be good.

 

[Reverend Turtle]

Banggai cardinal, royal gramma, or if you have a screen top a trio of scissor tail dart fish.

 

[mattzang]

every tank needs a blenny

 

[lazycouch]

Fire fish or the green chromis would be good.

are firefish active? i read they enjoy hiding somewhere

 

[lazycouch]

every tank needs a blenny

really want a blenny. the only thing is i have coral on my sandbed (on my build thread) so i would think it'd be too small a space for a blenny /:

 

[Reverend Turtle]

really want a blenny. the only thing is i have coral on my sandbed (on my build thread) so i would think it'd be too small a space for a blenny /:

Blennies love rocks, and tight spaces. A canary blenny, or one of the other fang blennies, would be a good addition that would swim around constantly.

 

[mattzang]

really want a blenny. the only thing is i have coral on my sandbed (on my build thread) so i would think it'd be too small a space for a blenny /:

i probably wouldn't put a midas blenny in there, but any of the other ecsenius blennies or a meiacanthus blenny would be perfect

meiacanthus ones are super active planktivores, the others are more perching types, but they aren't timid or reclusive

 

[lazycouch]

i probably wouldn't put a midas blenny in there, but any of the other ecsenius blennies or a meiacanthus blenny would be perfect

meiacanthus ones are super active planktivores, the others are more perching types, but they aren't timid or reclusive

what would be some specific examples of those 3 types of blennies you suggest?

 

[Oropher]

Lawnmower blenny is a good addition. Helps you with algae and has a unique personality compare to existing wrasse and ocellaris. Yellow clown goby is fun also.
But if you want fish that for tank >30G, anthias could be the choice.

 

[mattzang]

what would be some specific examples of those 3 types of blennies you suggest?

tailspot blenny for the ecsenius, they're super cute

or you could go with a meiacanthus ORA breeds a bunch of them

 

[lazycouch]

tailspot blenny for the ecsenius, they're super cute

or you could go with a meiacanthus ORA breeds a bunch of them

thanks!!

 

[lazycouch]

Lawnmower blenny is a good addition. Helps you with algae and has a unique personality compare to existing wrasse and ocellaris. Yellow clown goby is fun also.
But if you want fish that for tank >30G, anthias could be the choice.

will read up on it. thanks!

 

[JR Bodyman]

are firefish active? i read they enjoy hiding somewhere

I have a purple in a small cube and he hid for a few days when I first got him but he is out all most of the time now. Especially when feeding. Beautiful little fish.