Pipe fish compatibility

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Can we put dragon, blue stripe and many banded together?
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Can we put dragon, blue stripe and many banded together?
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Yes! Other pipe fish LOVE friends! They are intelligent fish and will love other species of them self! However, if you see them nipping at eatchother and DO DAMAGE, seperate them however, I have never seen an aggressive pipe fish! Good luck! :)
 
Yes! Other pipe fish LOVE friends! They are intelligent fish and will love other species of them self! However, if you see them nipping at eatchother and DO DAMAGE, seperate them however, I have never seen an aggressive pipe fish! Good luck! :)
Great.. same species do fight right?
 
Can you put these in a mixed reef? Or do they need a low flow tank?
 
Would I be able to put one in a 400g mixed reef with reef safe fish?
 
Awesome! I was scared of them and the pumps more than the fish.
 
Awesome! I was scared of them and the pumps more than the fish.
Just make sure they can’t go head first into the pump! If the slits in it are bigger than its head, get a smaller pump, a guard, or a bigger pipe fish! Well anyways, good luck! :D
 
Yeah, sadly, these awesome little guys have not much fin, thus leading to a lot of pain for them being circled around and around forcefully buy the strong current/flow!
Yes, thats why building a separate low flow tank. Also a new project is always fun.. ;)
 
Would I be able to put one in a 400g mixed reef with reef safe fish?

Not sure if I'd do that. I've heard that they are not recommended to be kept in mixed reefs. I've read some things about poor compatibility with other common fish, and they should be kept with slower species, like seahorses and gobies. I'd at least check out liveaquaria.com before continuing.
 
Not sure if I'd do that. I've heard that they are not recommended to be kept in mixed reefs. I've read some things about poor compatibility with other common fish, and they should be kept with slower species, like seahorses and gobies. I'd at least check out liveaquaria.com before continuing.
True, thats the reason im going for a new low flow setup.
 
True, thats the reason im going for a new low flow setup.

Please don't take this the wrong way, but I wasn't even replying to you;) Not only is that a great choice I think, but I'd definitely be interested in seeing some pics of the progress! Unique idea for a tank
 
Please don't take this the wrong way, but I wasn't even replying to you;) Not only is that a great choice I think, but I'd definitely be interested in seeing some pics of the progress! Unique idea for a tank
Sure, i have a YouTube channel, will be sharing the video here too.
 

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