Looking for movement

[forddna]

Yellow Tail damsels.

 

[Circleofdocs]

In like chromis as well

 

[forddna]

There's a million close up pics of Yellow Tail damsels on the web, but here's a FTS that gives you an idea of how they look (not mine). Mine are always out in the open, not aggressive but don't get picked on. You can have multiples. And they are cheap and hardy!

 

[small alien]

I think that yellow tail damsels would be a pretty good choice. They are very pretty fish and fairly chill. I don't know how your six line would respond to them.

 

[Anthrax15]

I'm not a big fan at all of Damsels. The yellow tails just don't do it for me. I'm really taking a liking to the Chromis. So far seem to be the only ones I would buy.

 

[forddna]

LOL..I think chromis are boring and bland compared to my YTDamsels. To each his own.

 

[vegita51]

My coral beauty was awesome!!! Always swimming around and very active, it was like it was trying to do ten things at once!

 

[Anthrax15]

Would one Anthias work?

 

[forddna]

Don't quote me, but I think they all prefer to be in small groups, and they are also passive and your Six Line might be an issue.

 

[nathang]

I loved my pair of Bangaiis when i had my 29g set up...pretty cool swimmers once they get over their initial shyness

 

[forddna]

Edit..nevermind..forgot you had the 6 Line..

 

[Curious George]

Anthrax:

Would one Anthias work?

Yes....and may I recommend a Sunburst Anthia. It's a great loaner and a gorgeous fish that is EASY to appreciate in a home aquarium with rock work.

 

[Anthrax15]

Well I decided and went out to buy a Huchtii Anthias. Love it. Very social and solitare. Eats only frozen food. Very picky with even that. What is the best way to transfer it from frozen to pellets? Mixture of a little of both every time I feed?