Hello everyone, good to be back. It's being a long time… nothing changed in a tank for maybe 4 years, now restocking and have a question. I am eying Allen's damsels for years now. We have juveniles in the LFS from time to time, and they are brilliant. However, I am concerned about adding them to my tank. My concerns are: color changes as they mature-will they become dull and ugly as they grow old? Temperament-will they be compatible? I know they are amongst the mildest damsels, but still damsels and I know I need to be mindful of doing it correctly if at all.
My tank is 180 liter display soft reef + 40l sump
My livestock now is:
1 fridmani pseudochromis
3 percula
1 algae blenny
2 neon goby
5 carberryi anthias in quarantine, looking/feeding OK so far.
I intend to add:
Allen's damsels-a group of 3 or 5, advice will be appreciated on which way to go on this. Just 1 is also OK if that’s all I can safely have.They will be the last fish to go in.
If not, may be green chromis (but I used to have problems with them in the past and don’t rely want to try again) or blue dartfish instead, something blue and scooling.
1 6-line or 4-line wrasse
Advice on the two issues with the Allen's will be greatly appreciated.
My tank is 180 liter display soft reef + 40l sump
My livestock now is:
1 fridmani pseudochromis
3 percula
1 algae blenny
2 neon goby
5 carberryi anthias in quarantine, looking/feeding OK so far.
I intend to add:
Allen's damsels-a group of 3 or 5, advice will be appreciated on which way to go on this. Just 1 is also OK if that’s all I can safely have.They will be the last fish to go in.
If not, may be green chromis (but I used to have problems with them in the past and don’t rely want to try again) or blue dartfish instead, something blue and scooling.
1 6-line or 4-line wrasse
Advice on the two issues with the Allen's will be greatly appreciated.
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