Dragonet?
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swishy
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I had a mandarin for about six months, he did eat some forzen foods but not enough to sustain him, I endded up giving him to someone who had a 180 gal tank because he was getting thin.
I haev a 10 gal, with a pair of percula clowns and a bicolor blennie. the clowns are very nice, they have big personalities. i had a sixline wrasse in there as well but i move him out this week, he was becoming agressive and ithink he was simply too active for the small tank.
Jaw fish are fun, if you get a semi-outgoing one...I had one untill the bottom of my tank fell through and he was sucked out with the sand, I couldnt find him fast enough to safe him
he was a lot of fun, he would gather shells and build a fortress and get so angry when the shells that had hermits in them crawled away! you do need a deep sandbed for them to burrow in.
Hope you find something cool to stock with :happyfish
I haev a 10 gal, with a pair of percula clowns and a bicolor blennie. the clowns are very nice, they have big personalities. i had a sixline wrasse in there as well but i move him out this week, he was becoming agressive and ithink he was simply too active for the small tank.
Jaw fish are fun, if you get a semi-outgoing one...I had one untill the bottom of my tank fell through and he was sucked out with the sand, I couldnt find him fast enough to safe him
Hope you find something cool to stock with :happyfish
reefdude37
Member
ok, I'm still trying to find a nice fish for my 10 gal. And I don't want a watchman goby or something like that. any suggestions?
Hello, here is a few fish that could fit in a 10 gallon:
-firefish
-True/or False Percula clownfish
-jawfish
-cardinals
-damsels(I wouldnt)
-various types of gobies
-various types of Blennies
-royal gramma
I would get about 2 fish, 3 would prolly be pushing it
-firefish
-True/or False Percula clownfish
-jawfish
-cardinals
-damsels(I wouldnt)
-various types of gobies
-various types of Blennies
-royal gramma
I would get about 2 fish, 3 would prolly be pushing it
pclown
Member
Originally Posted by ReefDude37
Hello, here is a few fish that could fit in a 10 gallon:
-firefish
-True/or False Percula clownfish
-jawfish
-cardinals
-damsels(I wouldnt)
-various types of gobies
-various types of Blennies
-royal gramma
I would get about 2 fish, 3 would prolly be pushing it
I like this list except for the Royal Gramma, they need a 30g tank. I like the cardnials.
-firefish
-True/or False Percula clownfish
-jawfish
-cardinals
-damsels(I wouldnt)
-various types of gobies
-various types of Blennies
-royal gramma
I would get about 2 fish, 3 would prolly be pushing it
I like this list except for the Royal Gramma, they need a 30g tank. I like the cardnials.
reefdude37
Member
Originally Posted by PClown
I like this list except for the Royal Gramma, they need a 30g tank. I like the cardnials.
Actually, I had one in my 10 gallon and he did just fine. Alot of people have royal grammas in thier 10 gallons.
I like this list except for the Royal Gramma, they need a 30g tank. I like the cardnials.
Actually, I had one in my 10 gallon and he did just fine. Alot of people have royal grammas in thier 10 gallons.
reefdude37
Member
Lets see here, If you ask anyone on this site they will say that a royal gramma is perfectly fine for a 10 gallon, I'm not a member of this site just to argue I am just trying to help Kronnk7 find some fish to put in a 10 gallon. Please excuse me if you take this thread the wrong way.
Ben
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coachklm
Active Member
Originally Posted by alyssia
That is incorrect. Mandarins need tanks with at LEAST 100 pounds of LR because they eat only pods. Very, very few mandarins will accept prepared foods.
this is also incorrect..mandarins need a pod population equal to 100lbs of live rock. this can be supplimented with a properly stocked mature refugium....
That is incorrect. Mandarins need tanks with at LEAST 100 pounds of LR because they eat only pods. Very, very few mandarins will accept prepared foods.
this is also incorrect..mandarins need a pod population equal to 100lbs of live rock. this can be supplimented with a properly stocked mature refugium....
kronnk7
Member
Thanks guys, the fish list is cool. I was thinking about a firefish and a jawfish. But I looked around on some info sites and I couldn't find out if they would be ok together. Does anyone know if those two would be ok together? I also found out about the mandrian right after I posted the first thread. I meant to say you could not keep one in a tank smaller than a 29 gallon.
reefdude37
Member
looks very nice
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surfinusa
Guest
i heard they need at least 75 gallons tanks and need 1.5-2 pounds of rock per gallon and 6 month old tanks with refugiums and tons of pods
