seahorse11
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I just finished cycling a 90 gallon. What would be a good starter fish? Currently I have no fish or corals in the tank. Thanks
First Fish?
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phoenixfla
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Damsel - cheap and very hardy.
May eventually have to return them to store, however. My 3 strip damsel became agressive as he became older. Bit the fins off of a yellow-tailed blue damsel. (he has subsequently recovered nicely)
May eventually have to return them to store, however. My 3 strip damsel became agressive as he became older. Bit the fins off of a yellow-tailed blue damsel. (he has subsequently recovered nicely)
seahorse11
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I was thinking about a cleaner crew but I have nothing in the tank for them to eat. The tank is only about 1 1/2 months old and all I have in the tank is some LR and LS. I dont want to add damsels b/c I have heard they are aggressive and a PITA to get out. What do you guys think of Clarkii clowns or a LMB?
seannmelly
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Originally Posted by seahorse11
I was thinking about a cleaner crew but I have nothing in the tank for them to eat. The tank is only about 1 1/2 months old and all I have in the tank is some LR and LS. I dont want to add damsels b/c I have heard they are aggressive and a PITA to get out. What do you guys think of Clarkii clowns or a LMB?
Cheap starter fish: Green Chromis. I have found them to be pretty hardy and are not as aggressive as damsels are. I would not go w/ the lmb unless you deff have algae for him to eat.
I was thinking about a cleaner crew but I have nothing in the tank for them to eat. The tank is only about 1 1/2 months old and all I have in the tank is some LR and LS. I dont want to add damsels b/c I have heard they are aggressive and a PITA to get out. What do you guys think of Clarkii clowns or a LMB?
Cheap starter fish: Green Chromis. I have found them to be pretty hardy and are not as aggressive as damsels are. I would not go w/ the lmb unless you deff have algae for him to eat.
