29g stocking suggestions please!!

[Fish_King_25]

Hey all, my tank specs are in my signature but the tank is 29g 10g sump with a Mandarin, Yellow Clown Goby, and a Green Chromis along with a peppermint shrimp and a tiny yellow CBS.

I'm looking for some suggestions on my last 2 (MAYBE 3 depending on things) fish to go into my system...mixed reef so they've gotta be reef safe!

 

[small alien]

A single captive bred ocellaris hybrid clown and a tailspot blenny or another in the Escenius genus.

 

[Marshall O]

A single captive bred ocellaris hybrid clown and a tailspot blenny or another in the Escenius genus.

Both great suggestions, but will add to stay with smaller members of the Escenius genus (Tailspots are perfect; Midas get too large!). Other suggestions would be an Assessor (pick your favorite), or a single Firefish. I would recommend only 4-5 fish max for the 29 gal.

 

[Fish_King_25]

Thats definitely some real good suggestions, and different as well! I'm definitely not going with more than 5 fish..even with a clown goby, 5 is still pushing it..I'm overfiltered, but I don't want to risk any bioload issues after all this work! I'm thinking a clown is definite add..something active in the water column, nice color, definitely awesome idea there..I had a true percula for 10 years that died back in July :/ haven't had the drive to put another in there..was my first SW fish ever!

That would give me 4 fish, with the last one I'm definitely looking for color and personality to be in there...I don't have anything thats a big bottom guy either..Mandarin is everywhere in and out of rocks all day, clown goby perches on my Xenia and thinks he's King of the jungle..and the chromis is a maniac swimming all over..I'd like a fish with a nice bottom personality for my last one I think..maybe a jawfish??

 

[ttam]

What about a yellow watchman goby? Same color as the clown goby but totally different personalities

 

[Marshall O]

I would go with a smaller Blenny (think Tailspot ) before a Jawfish, just because the tank is smaller. Jawfish make quite the mess, where as a smaller Blenny will actually help eat some algae

 

[Fish_King_25]

Man you love tailspots, Marshall! I'll take a looksy around and see what I can come up with