Stock List

[CerealKiller024]

I have a 29G BioCUBE and this is the list of all the fish I was thiking of. Any comments on the fish I want would be greatley accepted.

- NEON GOBY
- BLACK BARRED CONVICT GOBY/SLEPPER BANDED GOBY (Any thought on wich)
- HORSE FACE/LAWN MOWER BLENNY (Any thought in wich)
- ROYAL GRAMMA

 

[Bmgrocks]

I don't think the Gramma will get along with the smaller gobys, just because some Grammas are Nasty...

 

[benya29]

instead of the gramma get a bicolor pseudo its similar looking but not agresive grammas can get agresive in small tanks i personally like the engineer goby cause there fun to watch u cant go rong w/ a blenny i hav a bicolor red scooter and midas and they all hav great personality and color so wich ever blenny u get u should b happy with and if u want to put 2-3 green chromis's in if u hav the room thats the best idea cause there mostly peaceful and they swim in schools....great fish to watch

 

[Grey Reefer]

Re: Stock List

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9264858#post9264858 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by CerealKiller024
I have a 29G BioCUBE and this is the list of all the fish I was thiking of. Any comments on the fish I want would be greatley accepted.

- NEON GOBY
- BLACK BARRED CONVICT GOBY/SLEPPER BANDED GOBY (Any thought on wich)
- HORSE FACE/LAWN MOWER BLENNY (Any thought in wich)
- ROYAL GRAMMA

Neon gobies are great little fish and add very little to the bioload Good choice.
BLACK BARRED CONVICT GOBY/SLEPPER BANDED GOBY -The Convict goby might get alittle big for the tank that size plus when he is excavating sand will go every where. Sleeper Gobies feed generally on the microfauna in the sand and usually require a larger tank to keep them, but I have seen them kept in nanos(not fish I would start out with ).
HORSE FACE/LAWN MOWER BLENNY- Either of these fish are fine I just like blennys with alittle more color.Just make sure you feed them Herbivore food.
Royal Gramma- I would skip this guy.Small tanks seem to bring the worst out in Grammas, not all of them all of the time just half of the time.

When you are picking out fish for a tank think about what part of the water column will they occupy and what food they eat. Will they be in the same space as the other fish? Will they compete for the same food? Stuff like that. Instead of the Gramma I would try an Orchid Dottyback (Pseudochromis fridmani).