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Argentum
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Do you have a lid?
Are you planning on have corals in the future? If so, what kinds?
There a ton of possibilities out there for some more fish for that tank, but finding out if the tank can handle jumpers or coral nippers is probably the first bits of info I'd decide on if I were you at this point!
Are you planning on have corals in the future? If so, what kinds?
There a ton of possibilities out there for some more fish for that tank, but finding out if the tank can handle jumpers or coral nippers is probably the first bits of info I'd decide on if I were you at this point!
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Blenny or a goby of some type.
Wrasse is another option. Some need a sandbed or substrate some don't.
Get a "reef safe" one. If you do get a wrasse.
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Wrasse is another option. Some need a sandbed or substrate some don't.
Get a "reef safe" one. If you do get a wrasse.
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Good point, I forgot to ask the OP if they have a sand bed or are they running a bare bottom tank. That can also help point in the right direction of what other fish would work best with his setup.
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I’d prefer to know the dimensions as it could be a taller tank of a smaller dimension.
Sand bed or bare bottom as this really will cross off many species you can’t have. Some being the Leopard, Halichoeres, and Tamarin wrasses. Along with several gobies needing sand beds.
What coral types you want (LPS/SPS/Softies/Mix) as this really can cross out some fish such as Dwarf Angels, some smaller Butterflies ect…
Any specific colours you want to stick with (I.E. Reds, Blues, Greens, Yellows). This can also knock out species you’d be best with but also really help with eliminating large lists (I have a huge list of fish in mind however to name them all would be a long list so specific colours would really help).
Sand bed or bare bottom as this really will cross off many species you can’t have. Some being the Leopard, Halichoeres, and Tamarin wrasses. Along with several gobies needing sand beds.
What coral types you want (LPS/SPS/Softies/Mix) as this really can cross out some fish such as Dwarf Angels, some smaller Butterflies ect…
Any specific colours you want to stick with (I.E. Reds, Blues, Greens, Yellows). This can also knock out species you’d be best with but also really help with eliminating large lists (I have a huge list of fish in mind however to name them all would be a long list so specific colours would really help).
