Fish for New tank, what do you think ?

[naesco]

Originally Posted by Jordan_Oreo

The tang that i was looking at was very small a juvi, would it be possible to have him till he grows bigger like a year or so then move him to a bigger tank ?

It is not advisable. First of all tangs grow quickly. Even if you have the best intentions of getting a tank large enough to accommodate tangs circumstances might change.
People, move, have financial or family issues or other things and the tang is left in a small tank much longer than the reefer originally intended. Get your tang when you set up your new tank. You certainly chose one of the best ones.

Good luck and have patience.

[fishoholic]

I had a powder brown (when I first started out and didn't really know better/or didn't really want to listen to good advice ) in a 60g. Basically he constantly tormented all the other fish in the tank, honestly it was because (even though he was only 2") he was a tang in a way to small tank. The powder brown stressed the tank out so much that a bad case of ich broke out. We QT'd all our fish for 4 weeks and left the main tank empty and out of the 6 fish that I had in that tank, only my foxface survived.

Please don't learn the hard way like I did and wait until you get a bigger tank first.

Unless the sleeper goby is eating pellets or mysis I would wait at least 5-6 months (allowing for the sand bed to have time to build up a lot of life in it) before buying one.

[Murminator]

If it a fish only tank the goby will be fine ....if it ia a reef they can be frustrating mine liked to dump sand all over my corals and fill my clams with sand

[TheRealBigAL]

You should get 2 Black Ocellaris clowns. Great fish, very entertaining to watch and also hardy(get tank raised). I got 2 Black Ocellaris clowns for my first 2 fish when I started out reefing. I got them from JL they were very small prob 1.5 inches. Now they are getting big they have lost their orange chins and are getting very dark!!!! The female is almost 3.5inches and the male is 3inches. Defiantly my favorite fish in my tank so peaceful.