My Fishy List!

[Waddi]

Ok, so i now have a list of the fish that i want to get after the tank has cycled! :bounce:

So here goes:
-1 Yellow Watchmen Goby
-2 Clowns (Maybe black percula?)
-Blennie of some sort.
-Banded Pipefish if available.

Hows that sound for my 32?? Don't know about the Goby, maybe not a watchmen but a different kind? any nice ones out there?? :question:

 

[Bifferwine]

That sounds fine for your tank, but I think the pipefish will need something larger.

 

[little_fish]

Also pipes do better in groups, so if you do get some down the road (because everyone like to upgrades :)!!!) you should get at least 2

 

[rdahlke1105]

Only thing is there there are no black percula there is only black and white Ocellaris. I know I have come across a couple of websites that call them black false percula, but in essence those are Ocellaris.

 

[Waddi]

Only thing is there there are no black percula there is only black and white Ocellaris. I know I have come across a couple of websites that call them black false percula, but in essence those are Ocellaris.

Well there you go, learn something new everyday!! :mrgreen:
I guess those are the ones im getting then!! :wink:

 

[Ulta]

I thought pipefish were pretty hard to keep? and recommended for ppl with some experience under their belt and up for the challenge?

 

[little_fish]

They can be, but there are now some captive breed, frozen trained yellow banded pipefish that are pretty easy to keep.

 

[Jmck]

I thought pipefish were meant to be slow eater?s thats why they go with seahorses?

Anyway, list sounds good if everyone has approved it :)

but thats about your limit, dont try to get more down the road :P

 

[dcantucson]

I would recommend skipping the Pipefish as well. And instead of the Yellow Watchman look at a Blue Spot Jawfish. They are cool looking fish. Just be sure you have a tight fitting top on your tank. Blennies/Jawfish are notorious for jumping.

 

[little_fish]

Even captive breed they are still slow eaters and should be kept with peaceful tankmates, but the captive breed ones are a little hardier and a little better about being fed.