decent sounding stocklistRRaquariums said:These are the fish I have so far that I'm researching and considering.
Clownfish-pair
Red scooter blenny-1
Ruby red scooter blenny-pair
Bangia cardinal-pair
Firefish-1
Green chromas-pair
Royal gramma basslet-1
Bicolor Blenny-pair
Lubbocks wrasse-1-3
Yellow tang-1-3
Mandarin goby-1
That list dose not include my clean up crew which I'm still working on deciding about.
Yes I've done my reading on these troublesome little fish and talked to a lot of people who own them and the general consensus is that if you have a large group 6 or more they tend to form a pecking order and kill the weakest at the bottom and work there way up until there is only one left. Now I could choose to go that rout and just buy new fish once they kill each other off after all they are cheap. But I'd rather not do that because I not only don't believe that to be a responsible way to keep fish plus I'd rather not have fish in my tank constantly fighting and disrupting the reef.Brilly91 said:a pair of chromis? That wont end well, they tend to bully the weakest until its dead. Horrible little fish!
Best kept in larger groups so the bullying is spread out amongst others.
That's really cool!simonas said:decent sounding stocklistThese are the fish I have so far that I'm researching and considering.
Clownfish-pair
Red scooter blenny-1
Ruby red scooter blenny-pair
Bangia cardinal-pair
Firefish-1
Green chromas-pair
Royal gramma basslet-1
Bicolor Blenny-pair
Lubbocks wrasse-1-3
Yellow tang-1-3
Mandarin goby-1
That list dose not include my clean up crew which I'm still working on deciding about.
Ive got a pair of bangaiis got a male with a mouth full of babies and one baby in my sump from their first spawn in January