What fish?

[dareiff]

Hey-
After about 3 months of tank usage, I believe it's finally time to put some more pleasant fish in the tank. It's a 20 g with not much live rock, but it's been VERY clean for about 1 month. (Before I had problems with brown algae, and now I have about 3 blue legged hermit crabs, and 1 snail.)

Now, I take care of my fish, I previously had 3 damsels, but I don't want to put much a LOT of effort in feeding them. (In other words, I don't want to buy specialty foods, just the standard that I don't have to do anything special with.)

What would you recommend I get?
Thanks, I'd like to get some in the next 1 1/2.. (Before class starts)

-Derek

 

[dareiff]

Oh yeah, I'll be getting the water tested again, so if it's anything extreme, I, of course, won't be getting anything.

 

[Andrew]

A pair of percula clownfish and maybe a small gobie would look nice.

 

[inlandreef]

Royal Gramma would be good and colorful

 

[texas1977]

i recommend a six line wrasse. I have one and it is very low maintenance. It doesn't bother anything in the tank.

 

[Meg79]

I second Andrew...I have a pair of Ocellaris clowns and a yellow clown goby in my 25g. Clowns are a lot of fun to watch and easy to take care of.

 

[Lpsfanatic338]

I agree with meg and Andrew

 

[Hattie B]

goby, goby, goby.. ok the clowns are cool too.

But my little goby is so cool. He has lots of personality and comes to visit me close to the top of the tank at feeding time.

He just perches himself and waits to fight for scraps with the tang. He always looks interested and swims as fast as he can to get where he is going..

He is so darn cute.. He even chews cute.. (ok, I really love my goby..) :rollface: