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05-22-2008, 08:17 PM
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Are you going to go with a bare bottomed tank or are you going to have live sand in the bottom? If it is live sand you may want to consider getting a nice pistol shrimp and goby combination. Keep your fish's in the dwarf variety and you will acomplish a few things, One is that they won't outgrow the tank too fast, Two,you can put a bit more variety in if they stay small, Three, if you don't overload it too much, your bio-load should stay low, making it a bit more low maintanence.
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05-22-2008, 08:29 PM
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As for suggestions for fish,3-5 Choc Basslets are nice, just make sure you have a good lid on your tank as I have found out the hard way..They jump. Dottybacks are nice, several varieties, Orchids are my fave.. Pseudochromis fish are nice, just be careful what you combine them with. I like 6 line wrasses as well{they jump too}..Lots of other fish, I like the Coral beauty as well, I like the Flame angel and I also like a nice Rusty angel as well. You will only be able to keep one of the angels in your tank though, and they have been known to nip at corals..so far I have been lucky..Do your research and ask lots of questions about the fish you choose to combine, it can save you lots of grief later...
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