Fish Ideas

[cfronczek]

Looking to add a 4th fish to my new setup. It's a 33 gallon cube aquarium. Currently have 2 snowflake clowns who usually hang around their anemone. And then a shrimp/yasha goby pair that stay under their rock. Looking for something that will add some color and will stay out in open. Considering a purple fire fish or flasher wrasse (tank screen in the mail now if I go with one of these). Any other recommendations?

Thanks,
Chris

 

[Reeferman1019]

blue or green chromis

 

[Lmax8rn]

Pretty much any kind of small goby or dart fish, dwarf angel, chalk bass, six line wrasse, chromis damsel and maybe an anthias if your tank is not new.

 

[Bronze Badger]

Citron goby

 

[mlivvy]

liveaquaria has a nano fish category with a few options.

The pygmy wrasse would be nice. A pair of helfrichi's if funds permit.

A sixline or yellow corris wrasse. The yellow would stand out.

Careful with the dwarf angels because they could nip at your corals.

 

[Bronze Badger]

Way too small for a yellow coris and a sixline would be an absolute terror in that size tank.

 

[Dogshowgrl]

Striped blenny! Or clown goby, purple spudeochriomis, file fish? I like the CB scooter blennies that eat frozen too, but they may not be out enough for what you are looking for. Look at ORA's website, a good many things are small and the website has a full list. If you don't like ORA there are other places breeding the same things. It's just a nice list with good basic info for your prepurchase research.

 

[Maritimer]

Firefish are super peaceful, and out in the open most of the time - but for the most part, they just hover in one place.

Your tank might be a bit small for a flasher or even the smaller fairy wrasses, but take a look at a possum wrasse. They can be a bit on the cryptic side from what I hear, but they're charming.

Tailspot blenny might be another consideration.

~Bruce