stocking suggestions for my 35

teen

teen

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sixline wrasse. blue/green chromis, blenny/goby, clowns, fridmani/pseudochromis, royal gramma.
 
xdave

xdave

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I like clown gobies. I dont see very many people here mention them. They do great in smaller tanks and they're nicely colored. They're cute, ok, there I said it, in a very manly voice though.
 
poniegirl

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Originally Posted by xDave
I like clown gobies. I dont see very many people here mention them. They do great in smaller tanks and they're nicely colored. They're cute, ok, there I said it, in a very manly voice though.
 
sharkboy13

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how does this sound, garden eel, black or yellow reidi seahorse, purp firefish pair, pink skunk clown pair, and maybe a hi fin banded goby? and does anyone have a suggestion for something for the clownfish to host other than a anenome? and i no im rambling on but how would a trio of bangaii cardinals go. if its overstocked feel free to make editing suggestions.
 
poniegirl

poniegirl

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Originally Posted by Sharkboy13
how does this sound, garden eel, black or yellow reidi seahorse, purp firefish pair, pink skunk clown pair, and maybe a hi fin banded goby? and does anyone have a suggestion for something for the clownfish to host other than a anenome? and i no im rambling on but how would a trio of bangaii cardinals go. if its overstocked feel free to make editing suggestions.
You MUST NOT throw a seahorse in as an option. You have to plan a tank around them. Down to the last detail. That is the fact. NEVER keep seahorses in a young tank.
If you choose to keep seahorses, keep them alone for at least 6 months to a year, then choose their tank mates.
 
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