Ohio Reef
Reef Discussion => Fish => Topic started by: NanoDad on February 14, 2018, 16:07:41
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I am at the 3 month mark for my Fluval SEA Evo 13.5 gallon. I have 2 very small clownfish, 1 coral banded shrimp, and a CUC consisting of hermits and snails.
I really want to get a blenny or goby to bring some character into the tank. What would be the pros and cons of me doing this?
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IMO, I'd say a goby would be the best bet. More of a selection in a tank that size
I certainly don't see an issue with having one or the other though
Most blennies require a larger tank to move around in.
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I would say goby as well. It’s a rather small tank and 2 clowns will basically claim that whole space as their territory. The goby will spend most of its time on the sand, out of the clowns space. A blenny would use the whole tank.
May invade the clowns territory, and then again, they may not care!
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Will there be any issues with my coral banded shrimp and the goby? Is it wise to pair a watchman goby with a pistol shrimp, or am I getting into too many potential conflicts with the coral banded being in there?
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A Watchman goby with a pistol shrimp is always a joy to have :) . However with the size of tank that you have you may be pushing the limits for a healthy tank population.