Suitable fish for a 50 breeder
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ilikefish34
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Is the "Current fish" list truly "Current"? If so, what is the size of your Dwarf and do you plan on keeping it long term? Also, do you have any corals or inverts? How long has this tank been set up and does it have live rock (if so, how much)? The more information you give us, the better we can help you.
Sincerely
Mike
Sincerely
Mike
fscmocsaj
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Current fish is not current. I have an Engineer goby, Coral beauty, Diamond goby and dwarf lionfish which is about 2in and I plan on keeping him. I have a couple of zoa's, kenyas, mushrooms, Duncan, war hammer, frogspawn and candy canes. Tank has been set up for 4months, about 65 lbs of live rock.
I just set up a little breeder box inside my tank that has a baseball size amount of chaeto and 500 pods. Drilled about 9 holes in it for flow to pass through.
I just set up a little breeder box inside my tank that has a baseball size amount of chaeto and 500 pods. Drilled about 9 holes in it for flow to pass through.
ilikefish34
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Depends on if you're looking for some color and movement, to serve a maintenance purpose or a combination.
A pair of designer clowns (percs) would add color and always be in view.
A Midas Blenny would do the same and adds a bit of personality or a Starry Blenny to eat some algae.
You may want a wrasse for pest control like a Hoevens (Halichoeres melanurus) a Yellow Wrasse (there are two and are also both of the genus Halichoeres.
For something red, a Flame Hawk.
Hope that helps.
A pair of designer clowns (percs) would add color and always be in view.
A Midas Blenny would do the same and adds a bit of personality or a Starry Blenny to eat some algae.
You may want a wrasse for pest control like a Hoevens (Halichoeres melanurus) a Yellow Wrasse (there are two and are also both of the genus Halichoeres.
For something red, a Flame Hawk.
Hope that helps.
