What fish to get next?

[justinl]

http://www.jlaquatics.com/static/liv...noteworthy.htm

they're 22.45$ each. they eat small stuff like brine shrimp. I got a male (the ones with the lateral stripes along their length. If you have the room, you could consider getting a couple of females and a SINGLE male. this will cause the male to "flash" more often, really showing his colours and spreading his fins. I just have a one guy and so far he's pumping his fins up and down pretty often. I am very happy with my purchase.

[fishmaster]

Originally Posted by justinl

http://www.jlaquatics.com/static/liv...noteworthy.htm

they're 22.45$ each. they eat small stuff like brine shrimp. I got a male (the ones with the lateral stripes along their length. If you have the room, you could consider getting a couple of females and a SINGLE male. this will cause the male to "flash" more often, really showing his colours and spreading his fins. I just have a one guy and so far he's pumping his fins up and down pretty often. I am very happy with my purchase.

Reef safe???

[Midknight]

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/p...cfm?pCatId=329

[Zylumn]

I was in a LFS here and found a Blue-sided Fairy Wrasse for sale 35.00 Its coloring was stunning. Hopefully if it is there in a week or so I'll pick it up. Check it out it will definitely add color to a tank.
Kevin
http://www.marinecenter.com/fish/wra...edfairywrasse/

[fishmaster]

Originally Posted by Midknight

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/p...cfm?pCatId=329

Thanks, everything was looking good until I read that their Jumpers. My current system is a little too open for a known jumper.

[Finaddict]

h i add some scissor tail gobies, i have 3 in a 90g and they hang out toghter and are always in the open.

[Moogled]

Aren't Royal Grammas jumpers as well?

Try several Anthias. I'm not sure if your tank will permit the additional bioload that comes with these fish, but they will bring your tank to life for sure.

IMO there's really no "perfect" fish for an aquarium. If you're looking for a strange fish, a Tassel Filefish would be an awesome choice too. Most of them are fairly docile, but some of the few may nip at corals.

[fishmaster]

Originally Posted by Moogled

Aren't Royal Grammas jumpers as well?

Try several Anthias. I'm not sure if your tank will permit the additional bioload that comes with these fish, but they will bring your tank to life for sure.

IMO there's really no "perfect" fish for an aquarium. If you're looking for a strange fish, a Tassel Filefish would be an awesome choice too. Most of them are fairly docile, but some of the few may nip at corals.

I guess I kind of hijacked the thread when I saw the carpenters wrasse. Not sure if jumpers are a concern or not for bartman.
Shaun.

[Murminator]

Originally Posted by Moogled

Aren't Royal Grammas jumpers as well?

Try several Anthias. I'm not sure if your tank will permit the additional bioload that comes with these fish, but they will bring your tank to life for sure.

IMO there's really no "perfect" fish for an aquarium. If you're looking for a strange fish, a Tassel Filefish would be an awesome choice too. Most of them are fairly docile, but some of the few may nip at corals.

It would have to be a single small anthias such as a dispar or bartlett....still very nice fish