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My trigger hates squid he's never eaten it but anyways try mixing it with other food

But like jay and Silverado have said they need cooler waters and most other fish won't tolerate the cooler temperatures

I don't think that's such a good idea

If only it was that easy

Seems like you have everything but I wouldn't get the seaclone there not very good and instead of the hydrometer you should get a refractormeter for like $25-$30 more and you also forgot a RO/DI unit

You forgot salt

I'm not worried about them being aggressive I'm more worried about the accidental stinging of other fish.

If it really is ich then any reef safe treatment is most likely not going to work. I only know of two true ways to cure ich in saltwater and that's hyposalinity or copper and neither are reef safe

It still seems risky but I'll probably get one

I was given one last week and it's just been sitting there I'm curious what else I can use it for since I don't have a phosphate problem

Yeah its 130g I'm talking about the fact that he's gonna be bigger than my tangs and trigger could that be a problem

Well he's probably gonna be the last addition to the tank and possibly even the biggest fish in the tank could his size be a problem

Your not worried about someone getting stung even on accident

From what I've read it's like a bee sting. I'm kinda on the fence about getting one now I've been reading post after post of people adding a foxface and then one of there fish ends up dead the next day

Are they capable of killing other fish with there spine?

Where do you get limewater from?

You could try it but if your goby is gone one morning don't be surprised. Also a mandarin goby is a tough fish to keep

From what I've been told it's a possibility

I have a phosphate reactor any way I can use it for calcium. Also what's limewater?

Are they actually worth the extra money?