Hawaiian Golden Dwarf Moray?

[SoloChromis]

After adding my zebra moray to my reef, Ive been hooked and have been scouring every resource I can find to see if there is another species out there that would be compatible with the community in my tank. The best option I could find would be a Hawaiian golden dwarf moray, but have had trouble finding much info regarding it's disposition and natural prey items. I love having a large collection of small fish like basslets, dragonets, gobies, blennies, dartfish etc., along with shrimp (scarlet skunk, blood red fire), and my zebra moray has proved to be a model citizen, despite his enormous size (especially when compared to the rest of the fish), and was wondering whether a Hawaiian golden dwarf moray would be good addition to the existing tank. Thanks guys :fish1:

 

[RDtrack]

I have a golden dwarf with some smaller gobies and shrimp. Hasn't bothered anything or ate anything. I'm not sure how it would get along with a zebra though.

 

[BlueFyre]

My golden dwarf ate all my clown gobies(5), 5 peppermint shrimp, 2 tiger pistol shrimp and took a bit out of my firefish.

 

[the808state]

they are hit or miss with aggression. I've kept a few over the years. Zebras get huge... I'm not sure how they would interact together. They do eat small fish/inverts although you could get lucky and pick out a passive one...

 

[GT350pwns]

I'm planning on making the jump and buying one in the next 3 months or so.

Have sexy shrimp in the tank that I like so I hope mine doesn't take to them for an expensive lunch.

 

[Megistos]

If your tank is big enough for a zebra, a Golden Dwarf will be hard to find in there. Also they are extremely tiny and like to escape - a friend had one for awhile and it managed to even get out of a biocube.