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08-02-2010, 02:58 AM
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Spiny: you must be lucky. Ive been reading a lot about six lines attacking inverts espically shrimp. Although i would really like to get one but i already have a peppermint.
Here are a few options please tell me what you think. 1. 2 clowns 1 peppermint 1 skunk cleaner 1 shrimp goby 1 firefish 1 clown goby 2-3 hermits 2. 2 clowns 1 peppermint 1 6 line wrasse 1 clown goby 1 firefish 1 shrimp goby 
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08-02-2010, 03:08 AM
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I have a 25g mixed reef with 2 clowns, 1 yellow watchman goby and 1 coral beauty. My coral beauty has never picked at any corals and isn't much of a swimmer unless it's feeding time. Usually he just drifts around the rocks looking for any food remanents. I have 2 peppermint shrimp in there as well and nobody in the tank bothers them. My CB is the most docile and well behaved fish in my tank but others have had complete terrors so its hit and miss.
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08-09-2010, 02:20 AM
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goby's jump and will fight with other bottom dwellers in a small tank, most likely with other goby's so one is your best bet. I have 2 cleaners and a pep but they have there own space, your best bet is to get 2 or three of the same species of shimp in a small tank. the fish all seem to be fine I would get a six line they are good in all the tanks I've seen. get as many snails and hermit crabs as you want.
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