What fish should I get ?

[Eve]

Hi guys, I used to have a 29g tank and I decided to upgrade to something a little bigger, so I got a 55g. Now that I have a little more space, I would like to add some extra fishies . At the moment I have the following: A saddleback clownfish, an ocellaris, a yellow watchman goby paired with a tiger shrimp and 4 turbo snails. What other fish do you guys recommend I could add to my tank? The guys at my LFS told me a couple of different ones, but for what I read in liveaquaria most of them required a 70 gallon tank. I don’t see many fish that can live in a 55g . Help me lol.

 

[Dragon52]

Fairy or flasher wrasse would work, Dwarf angels, Midas blenny or a Jawfish

 

[kapnkush608]

I would go with some wrasses and anthias.

 

[Eve]

Fairy or flasher wrasse would work, Dwarf angels, Midas blenny or a Jawfish

Wow they are so beautiful!! All of them! I really like them all lol . Thank you!

 

[4FordFamily]

Fairy or flasher wrasse would work, Dwarf angels, Midas blenny or a Jawfish

I agree, emphasis on the wrasse and dwarf angels. You could do a smaller tang, such as a tomini tang or yellow tang.

 

[Dragon52]

Wow they are so beautiful!! All of them! I really like them all lol . Thank you!

Your Welcome, I'm sure there are many more to choose from. If you go to Live Aquaria you can find alot of info & pics to look at.

 

[Florida Sunshine]

If you go with a jawfish a lid is absolutely required. Major jumpers but great fish.
Midas blenny is one of my very favorites and is a good community fish.

 

[Eve]

I agree, emphasis on the wrasse and dwarf angels. You could do a smaller tang, such as a tomini tang or yellow tang.

I LOVE tangs and would love to have one lol so the tomini sounds good to me.

 

[Lovemyreef2015]

leopard wrasse are pretty

 

[Eve]

If you go with a jawfish a lid is absolutely required. Major jumpers but great fish.
Midas blenny is one of my very favorites and is a good community fish.

Yes my tank has a lid. I had to because I read that gobies love to jump out of the tank lol

 

[Dr. Bull]

Be cautious with Dwarf Angelfish if you plan on stocking coral, they can be hit or miss. I have had some be model citizens and others pick at corals rather aggressively.

 

[Eve]

Be cautious with Dwarf Angelfish if you plan on stocking coral, they can be hit or miss. I have had some be model citizens and others pick at corals rather aggressively.

Model citizens . For now no corals, so I think it will be okay. They are so beautiful tho! I rather have fish than corals lol

 

[nereefpat]

You could do a smaller tang, such as a tomini tang or yellow tang.

In a 55 gallon?

 

[Dr. Bull]

Model citizens . For now no corals, so I think it will be okay. They are so beautiful tho! I rather have fish than corals lol

In my experience softies have been fine. They tend to develop a taste for SPS polyps, some LPS, and clams.

 

[PatW]

To start with, you can go to the Live Aquaria website and search for fish that are easy, peaceful and reef safe and good for 40 gallon aquariums. It should give you a nice list. For fish, a fire fish or other dartfish should work. A Bengai or pajama cardinals, reef safe wrasses, and gobies are all good. You could get a single Chromis or perhaps one of the least ferocious damsels.

 

[actik]

I'm a huge blenny fan, so much personality. A few are tailspot, algae and midas

 

[Max!]

Those solid purple basslets are super neat. I just got one

 

[jp_75]

Chalk Basslet looks really cool! Very underrated fish imo.

 

[Dom]

Please be careful. Sometimes it can be difficult to contain your excitement when adding fish, and you end up over stocking.

 

[Dr. Bull]

Also hopefully you saved that old 29 Gallon tank as a QT for the new arrivals!