Hey all -
Wanting to get my next couple of rounds of fish over the next couple of months. Wanted to see what your opinions were. Looking for easy care (relatively), peaceful (again, relatively) and reef safe (100%).
1. Some sort of wrasse (tank is fully caged)
2. A goby - looking at Orange Strip Prawn Goby (http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=15+31+197&pcatid=197) I was also thinking about Diamond, but I am afraid that he will eventually deplete the sand bed and also could topple over my rock work if digging underneath
3. Powder Blue Tang - been looking to get this guy for a while - he will be the last addition
4. Bi-color blenny
5. Flame hawk - how reef safe are these?
6. Chomis - either blue / green or the Blue Reef - thinking about 5 of them. I have heard that they may eventually stop loving each other and I could see the numbers diminish. Any experiences?
Additionally, I wanted to pick up a couple of sand cleaners:
1. Nassarius snails - maybe 10
2. Fighting Conch
3. Sea Cucumber (making sure non-toxic)
Any opinions are welcome, of course!!
Shawn
Wanting to get my next couple of rounds of fish over the next couple of months. Wanted to see what your opinions were. Looking for easy care (relatively), peaceful (again, relatively) and reef safe (100%).
1. Some sort of wrasse (tank is fully caged)
2. A goby - looking at Orange Strip Prawn Goby (http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=15+31+197&pcatid=197) I was also thinking about Diamond, but I am afraid that he will eventually deplete the sand bed and also could topple over my rock work if digging underneath
3. Powder Blue Tang - been looking to get this guy for a while - he will be the last addition
4. Bi-color blenny
5. Flame hawk - how reef safe are these?
6. Chomis - either blue / green or the Blue Reef - thinking about 5 of them. I have heard that they may eventually stop loving each other and I could see the numbers diminish. Any experiences?
Additionally, I wanted to pick up a couple of sand cleaners:
1. Nassarius snails - maybe 10
2. Fighting Conch
3. Sea Cucumber (making sure non-toxic)
Any opinions are welcome, of course!!
Shawn