Good Pico Fish?

[reefing102]

Hey guys,

Anyone have any suggestions for a good pico tank fish? This newest tank is 1.5 gallons. It must be shrimp safe, this is a bumble bee shrimp tank. Any thoughts? Preferably colorful and not needing to be transferred to a bigger tank. I was looking at the clown gobies or perhaps a pair of neon gobies. Anything else you guys can think of?

 

[JohnL]

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[JohnL]

I have these

Hairfin Nano Goby

Eviota storthynx - The Hairfin goby is a cute dwarf goby perfect for small aquariums or even micro biotopes. They are incredibly peaceful and do well in small groups. They can be found guarding nooks and crannies in the rock scape and darting around searching for food. Their coloration is...

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Black Belly Nano Goby

Eviota atriventris - The Black Belly Goby is an awesome little dwarf goby that has very bright red and fluorescent yellow coloration. They max out just over 1” which makes them ideal for nano tanks, but they're interesting in large tanks, as well. Eviota are tiny, reef safe, and peaceful...

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Buan's Nano Sand Goby

Amblygobius buanensis - We are excited to introduce a new species to both the aquarium trade and to aquaculture - an adorable sand-sifter type goby called Buan's Goby. It is closely related to the more well known "sleeper banded goby" aka "dragon" or "bullet" goby A. phalaena, but half the...

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Cosmic Nano Goby

Eviota lachdeberei - A fun and beautiful nano goby with a dark body and white dots on the belly and a row of white spots on the dorsal ridge. Two vibrant blood red blotches at the base of the tail stand out with complementing subtle red markings in the eyes and edges on the scales of the ventral...

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[reefing102]

Thanks!