Recommend me some fish....

[cowboyswife]

What about a bicolor blenny? My husband has one, and that fish has more personality than any fish Ive ever seen!

 

[cowboyswife]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9580042#post9580042 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Alexxn
So I just picked up my 58 gal that I am going to move everything into mid June....maybe I can get my Blue Tang now if I get a SMALL one

If thats what you want to do, then be prepared to trade him in when he gets bigger. They need more room than a 58 when theyre grown.

 

[t5Nitro]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9547509#post9547509 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by smacdone
trigger fish in reef tank? I dont think so

There are many people who keep triggers in reefs.

Crosshatch and bluethroat are good ones for reef.

 

[Young Frankenstein]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9550229#post9550229 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by frederickk
Damsels may look cute but may not get along with the clowns in the tank that size.

my blue green chromis are saints and very peasfull, they don't bother my maroon clown at all.

 

[vr697getta]

just incase anybosy was thinking about a crosshatch i thought i would show this the price was a shock but after looking the fish its worth it
http://www.saltwaterfish.com/site_1...ategory=4&category_search=61&root_parent_id=4

 

[Canarygirl]

"avoid coral banded if you'd like to have more docile critters in the tank..."

Uh oh...I have a coral banded shrimp. Which docile critters are at risk from this shrimp? I didn't know they were ornery.

 

[frederickk]

They can but if the tank is big enough I find that they are not a problem. I had one for two years and when he was in my 77g he was a model citizen even with my fish. They are really slow and that's why I doubt they can catch any fish unless a pipe fish...