damsel and clown compatibility

[sidhyesh]

hi i am new in saltwater fish, so i want some help
i have 60 gallon tank with 30kg of live rocks and 25kg sand , i have just add one yellow tail damsel 10 days after set up to check the cycle , and want to add clown fish.
can any one tell me which fishes to be add and yellow tail damsel and clown compatibility is possible.

 

[flower]

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Originally Posted by SIDHYESH http:///forum/thread/381376/damsel-and-clown-compatibility#post_3321534
hi i am new in saltwater fish, so i want some help
i have 60 gallon tank with 30kg of live rocks and 25kg sand , i have just add one yellow tail damsel 10 days after set up to check the cycle , and want to add clown fish.
can any one tell me which fishes to be add and yellow tail damsel and clown compatibility is possible.

Welcome to the site!
To start with damsels are horrible little fish and they grow up to bite you drawing blood. Everything in your tank has to get along with what you put in next. Now the damsel dictates what fish you can keep. They are little demons and only aggressive fish will go with them that can hold thier own.
I would get rid of it. But thats just me.
Here is a really great little book, I am including a page so you can see the info it offers. Let this be your next purchase and not a fish just yet.

 

[levinjac]

Quote:
Originally Posted by SIDHYESH http:///forum/thread/381376/damsel-and-clown-compatibility#post_3321534
hi i am new in saltwater fish, so i want some help
i have 60 gallon tank with 30kg of live rocks and 25kg sand , i have just add one yellow tail damsel 10 days after set up to check the cycle , and want to add clown fish.
can any one tell me which fishes to be add and yellow tail damsel and clown compatibility is possible.
WELCOME to SWF.com and the marine hobby
but i have to say a clown could get along but get fish out you dont check the cycle with fish!! you test with test kits do not add clown fish and get the damsel out and let the tank cycle without fish this should take 3 weeks min. 6 weeks max.