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i need one fish

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by gburkart, Dec 11, 2013.

  1. gburkart

    gburkart Well-Known ReefKeeper

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    ok i have had my 6 gallonnon nano reef set u for a couple monthes now.cuc is doing great as well as the few pieces of coral i have in it.i would like to add one fish that will be actice and not just hide under a rock lol.does anybody have any reccomendations for me? thanks
     
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  3. jazzybio13 MBI Breeder

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    Are you game for a toughie? and a single species tank? I work with Red Spot glass cardinalfish... and they NEVER hide, and spawn regularly for me. Very active fish, in small shoals. They do much better in single species (or rather- limited species tanks) and they are dwarfs, never amounting any larger than 1.5" at the very most. I have a school of 9 in a 14g biocube and they do very well in there. [​IMG] **they do look very 'fresh water' though... so, you gotta like the look.


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    I have had the best luck with ordering through LA for them to do well.. they are very difficult to ship, and have a tough time with change of hands (so, although I normally support the locals, this one is one I would go direct!).


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  4. gburkart

    gburkart Well-Known ReefKeeper

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    well i'm a new guy to saltwater so maybe a hard to keep really wouldn't be the best.plus yeah they do look very "fresh water" .thanks though.
     
  5. gburkart

    gburkart Well-Known ReefKeeper

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    nice tank you have
     
  6. jazzybio13 MBI Breeder

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    no problem! Good luck! and thanks, that tank is my little pride and joy! small, but with all my breeders, I don't want to spend countless hours on a larger reef. /DesktopModules/ActiveForums/themes/_default/emoticons/wink.gif
     

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