Are these good fish?

[fishy4991]

I know I can't put all of these in a 24 gallon JBJ tank but I want to know if any can't go in the 24 gallon. Thank you

Oh and also if any are especially good and why.

After I get out the ones that can't go in, it will be a matter of price and what ones I really like.
Midas blenny
Maroon clown
Royal gramma
Filament flasher wrasse
Yellowtail blue damsel
True Percula Clownfish
Scooter blenny
Shrimp goby-yellow watchman
Red scooter blenny
Bicolor blenny
Pygmy angelfish
Mandarin Dragonet – Green
Lawnmower - Orange Spotted
Flameback Angelfish (A)
Firefish goby
Jawfish
False Percula Clownfish
Blue Reef Chromis
Blackcap Basslet
Blue Damsel

 

[vmartino]

i think the only ones i wouldn't put in a 24 would be the angels, they need more swimming room.

 

[hitachi753]

you can't put a dragonnet in there due to the lack of beeding space for copepods they will eventually starve to death because thats all they eat.
Also Lawnmower will prob eat all the algae and then begin to starve. I wouldn't put either of these in there

 

[perfectdark]

Originally Posted by Fishy4991
http:///forum/post/2554916
I know I can't put all of these in a 24 gallon JBJ tank but I want to know if any can't go in the 24 gallon. Thank you

Oh and also if any are especially good and why.

After I get out the ones that can't go in, it will be a matter of price and what ones I really like.
Midas blennyYes
Maroon clownIMO No others have done it
Royal grammaYES
Filament flasher wrasseYES
Yellowtail blue damselYES watch for aggression in a small tank
True Percula ClownfishYES
Scooter blennyNO
Shrimp goby-yellow watchmanYES
Red scooter blennyNO
Bicolor blennyYES
Pygmy angelfishYES with caution
Mandarin Dragonet – GreenNO
Lawnmower - Orange SpottedIf'y some have done it
Flameback Angelfish (A)NO
Firefish gobyYES
JawfishYES but they need a deep sand bed and they are messy
False Percula ClownfishYES
Blue Reef ChromisYES
Blackcap BassletYES
Blue DamselYES
Those are just MO.. others will be different

 

[cj52racers]

That sounds about right, those maroon clowns and damsels can be extremely territorial. My dad has a maroon and it doesnt have any problem nipping at him when he cleans the tank. Its kinda funny actually.

 

[nygel]

yeah, stay away from dragonets unless you really really want to design a tank around them and their eating habits. Also really... jawfish dont NEED a dsb. They adapt well as long as you have a sb in general that ... well isnt tiny. A lot of times they actually take to rock work more than sand too. At least thats what I've seen in my experience.