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i have a 34 gallon long tank with a mated pair of tyranic percula clownfish, and a yellow watchman goby.
when i moved the clownfish claimed the entire tank as theirs, and i had to arrange the rock work so that the watchman goby could have some areas of peace.
now i have a tremendous outbreak of hair algae, and i would like to get a fish to eat it.
my question is; should i bother creating another rock fortress for my new blenny, or will the clownfish pester him tooo much?
and will the lawnmower blenny pester the yellow watchman too much?
what if the watchman is paired with a shrimp?
what if i get a smaller algae eating blenny, like the twin spot bimaculus? (spelt it wrong i think)
thanks
when i moved the clownfish claimed the entire tank as theirs, and i had to arrange the rock work so that the watchman goby could have some areas of peace.
now i have a tremendous outbreak of hair algae, and i would like to get a fish to eat it.
my question is; should i bother creating another rock fortress for my new blenny, or will the clownfish pester him tooo much?
and will the lawnmower blenny pester the yellow watchman too much?
what if the watchman is paired with a shrimp?
what if i get a smaller algae eating blenny, like the twin spot bimaculus? (spelt it wrong i think)
thanks