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Ok here's going to be my fish list: 2 ocellaris clownfish 1 bluefin damsel 1 flame angel 1 purple firefish 1 mandarin goby(in a year or so) 1 yellow tang(I'm going to move it when it becomes too big) 1 royal gramma Also 1 skunk cleaner shrimp and some more hermits and snails I'll also get corals...

I don't really think that the kole tang is as nice to look at than a yellow tang. Also it's only an inch smaller.

Ok, I'll look into that fish. Thx!

I saw a yellow tang at the lfs the other day and it looks soooo good. I want one so bad. Are you sure it'll be too much for the tank. Because other people put those in similar sized tanks.

Another problem, how do I feed my hermit without the fish eating the food first.

Take a look at flame angels. I checked and most sites said they're reef safe so I'll get one of those.

Never mind, Koreans get too big and are not reef safe and tominis aren't that colorful. I prefer more colorful fish that are more "eyecatching" and reef safe

Or instead maybe a koran angel

How about a tomini tang. They only get to about 5 or 6 inches.

Oh and aren't fox faces venomous?

I did take a look at them and they look awesome. But I'm not sure if they'll be reef safe.

Tnx guys! Is there any other fish that would look great in my tank?

I Guess maybe I'll get a yellow tang because they stay four inches smaller and I might upgrade later or give it to a local lfs and get a smaller one. I see people on YouTube with hippo tangs in like 20 gallons, are you sure it'll outgrow the tank?

The hermit crab is moving now. He just needed some time. The damsel still didn't do anything to him even though he's been in the tank for two weeks. He's not as agressive as other types of damsels I guess. Tnx!

Ok tnx! Would a yellow tang or blue hippo tang be ok? I also saw a really cool looking fish called a green mandarin goby that I might get. They said its hard to get them to eat but they said I could just pour copepods in the tank and it would eat those.i also got a red leg hermit and it's out of...

It's a blue fin damsel. It's been there for about a week before my clowns went in and it never did anything to them. Actually my female clown is the boss of that tank. It's funny though because I think the damsel likes new fish because when I first put it in there it just hid under a rock a day...

Hello guys! I'm new to this site and hobby. I just got a 60 gallon saltwater tank all set up with 2 ocellaris clowns and a damsel. I was wondering what fish would be great for it. The tanks going to be a reef soon. Thx!