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[swee10]

I’d go with a Colorado Bubble Tip anemone. They look amazing. If the clowns host there is nothing more mesmerizing to me.

Colorado Sunburst Bubble Tip Anemone | AquaNerd

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[Jax15]

I tend to just go with what I like, but know what you're saying. There's a few 'magic' things I've always wanted, and managed to get a few so far. Probably won't get all.

Juvenile Emperor Angelfish (Got one! It's the fish everyone always says 'wow' at. See pic).
'Mandrin' Crocea Clam (I wish!)
Colorado Sunburst RBTA (I wish!)
Master Scoly (One day!)

 

[BlueReefer73]

Marine betta

My daughter and I really like these guys, but are concerned about them getting along in a reef.

 

[BlueReefer73]

You could try a snowflake eel? Ah but for that you would need a good lid on the tank. A dwarf lionfish or two would look great, but if you added those you wouldnt be able to add any smaller fish. Lots of puffers are cool as well, like the blue spotted and valentini and saddle puffers, but they may nip at corals if you ever plan on getting some. I know some species of tangs work in 80g i believe, but Im sure someone else on here has more knowledge on tangs (i have a small 20g, looking to upgrade to 50g). #reefsquad #TangPolice maybe a lil help pls?

Will the dwarf lion accept other fish if they are added to an existing tank as juveniles?

 

[Dark_Knightt]

Will the dwarf lion accept other fish if they are added to an existing tank as juveniles?

To be honest I dont have experience with lions I was just suggesting them. But I would probably suggest to add the lion last, because lots of fish will become territorial, and lions can be dangerous. But if you have small fish, probably like less than 3inches, it may not work out

 

[BlueReefer73]

To be honest I dont have experience with lions I was just suggesting them. But I would probably suggest to add the lion last, because lots of fish will become territorial, and lions can be dangerous. But if you have small fish, probably like less than 3inches, it may not work out

I think the dwarf lion only gets to be 4-5”?

 

[X-37B]

Stone fish. Not something you see everyday. That is if you can see it at all!

 

[Dark_Knightt]

I think the dwarf lion only gets to be 4-5”?

Yeah about 5-6", but they have large mouths so it would just be advisable to make sure your fish dont get eaten. But i think they should be fine wish fish of about 2", I probably wouldnt want to add smaller fish. But either way, keep the lion well fed, that makes them less likely to want to eat other fish. Best of luck!