Too many fish?

[tljokerst]

Hello all,

I'm in the process of stocking a 55g tank and was wondering what people thought about my stocking list. I currently have a Bangaii Cardinal, a Yellow Watchman Goby, and an Oc. Clownfish. I am thinking of adding a Orange Spotted Diamond Goby (Valenciennea puellaris), a Starry Blenny, a Hoeven's Wrasse as my showpiece fish, a Blue Tuxedo Urchin and possibly a smaller oc. Clownfish in hopes that it will bond with my current one. Any thoughts or comments are welcome.

 

[mattsilvester]

A cardinal, 2 gobies, 2 clowns, a blenny, and a wrasse..... with enough rockwork, it should be ok.

 

[MMacro]

Hello all,

I'm in the process of stocking a 55g tank and was wondering what people thought about my stocking list. I currently have a Bangaii Cardinal, a Yellow Watchman Goby, and an Oc. Clownfish. I am thinking of adding a Orange Spotted Diamond Goby (Valenciennea puellaris), a Starry Blenny, a Hoeven's Wrasse as my showpiece fish, a Blue Tuxedo Urchin and possibly a smaller oc. Clownfish in hopes that it will bond with my current one. Any thoughts or comments are welcome.

I would not do two gobies in a 55g
Bottom dwellers do not get along with each other very well. IME
Other than that it looks fine.

 

[ThRoewer]

My gobies get along just fine. Even with the jawfish they have no serious issues.
Though for some strange reason my Gramma and Starcki Damsel males have an issue with all of the gobies and jawfish.

 

[d-man]

Mine as well
In the right 3' of my tank I have a Randall's goby, a larger pink spot watchman goby, an orange bar goby, and most of the time 2 diamond head gobies.
The other 9' of my tank has a jawfish and a large 6" bluedot watchman. And their dens are only 10" from each other