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![]() Ive asked this question before and heard that the Diamond Goby is the best.. best sand sifting fish wise anyway, im not too sure about the other critters. Others will chime in and help you out more than I can haha
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![]() Thanks Wayne
The Diamond comes up a lot I searched long enough that I felt it might be better to start a new thread specific to sifters ![]() |
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![]() My favorite was a tiger tail cucumber. Love the diamond gobies but hate the mess they make. I think my all time favorite was a goat fish I had for about 10min till my lion ate him. (The goatfish was to big for him to eat but he jammed it down his throat by ramming into the rocks!)
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![]() Goat fish are rad but get a little big for your 75g. I had a diamond gobie that was great at sifting. But covered everything.
My favorite is a very large snail. Can't remember the name but is brown and huge. And my conchs |
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![]() Quote:
![]() He may wind up a "free to a good home" fish. |
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![]() I have a pair of Orange Spot Gobies, and they do a great job of sifting and moving around the sand. Interesting to watch, too, and how they interact with other fish, when they get too close.
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![]() I hate sand sifting fish, they always cover everything with sand. I use a seastar, a large conch, and a bunch of nassarius snails.
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