Help us decide on the last fish!!

devolette · Nov 21, 2014

Hey guys! I haven't been on here in forever.. Things have just been going so smoothly!
We're trying to decide on the last addition(s) to our tank fishwise. We just moved everybody into our 72 gallon corner bow front due to our 55 leaking. We were going to get a 125 and sell the corner bow, but stuff happens!
SO, we currently have a full grown clownfish, full grown mandarin, full grown starry blenny, 3 1/2 in yellow tang, 5-6 in one-spot foxface and three newly added black and white chromies. (The little damselfish that look like chromies, mostly dark grey/black with white tailfins) they get 3 in, one is full grown.

Any suggestions? We have a fireshrimp that we love dearly, otherwise the answer to this would be a snowflake eel.:xd:

We also have softies and lps, no Angels, already got rid of a Pygmy when we moved the tank over. (Hope you found a new, loving home little Sebastian!)

Would a blue hippo be a silly move? The lfs has tiny ones, and we do still plan to either upgrade or take wet friends out if they outgrow. We wouldn't keep someone if they were unhappy, just not in our nature!

phillrodrigo · Nov 21, 2014

Mccoskers wrasse or some kind of wrasse. Meleranus is my favorite

mdiesel · Nov 21, 2014

Yellow mimic or half black mimic tang. Awesome to get at a small size and watch them morph . Awesome personalities and colors especially the males !

devolette · Nov 22, 2014

phillrodrigo said:
Mccoskers wrasse or some kind of wrasse. Meleranus is my favorite

we've had a a flasher wrasse before, while it was super cool, our clown, bill, decided it needed to die.. we managed to get it out before it got hurt and bring it back to the lfs.. but it's just kinda not something we're as interested in anymore, considering bill may still not approve. the meleranus on the other hand, is for sure in consideration.. really wanting one of those blue hippos but we're worried they'll get bullied by either the yellow tang or bill.. not too savvy on the tangs yet, didn't want anymore big fish when we were in the 55.