Green Chromis are good for schooling fish but I dont think you are supposed
to keep less then 3 of them, I have a cardinalfish and he is working out
fine.
Steve
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From: "Gene Murphy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 2001-06-19 7:26 AM:
Hey All
Would like some input as regards some new fish to add to my 55 gallon
reef/sandbed tank. Currently have one Yellow tang,one clown/with bubble
anemone, some green star polyps, several small blue mushrooms, one yellow
bulb leather (small) , one 2inch piece of galaxy, one Hawaiian feather
duster, one candy cane, one frog spawn, 3 half inch coral frags.
Would like not to include another Tang species in such a small tank, and no
gobies, due to their disturbance of beneficial bacteria and fauna in my sand
bed...was thinking of a flame angel...but will they nibble my corals and
anemone?...would like a small schooling fish...but can't think of
any...besides blue damsels and those babies tend to be nasty IMHO...how
about a cardinal...? ...the tank is running as perfect as anyone I have
owned, all water parameters are great, lighting is more than adequate!...70
lbs of Fiji encrusted live rock , 3 inch sandbed, and have just ordered some
sand critters including bristle worms! from IPSF...which will be here this
week.
Any and all suggestions for one or two more small fish would be greatly
appreciated.
TIA
Respectfully
Geno
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