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Unread 08/27/2014, 01:13 PM   #1
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Starting a new tank..

What kind if fish can I add together? I have a 29g bio cube tank with live sand, 23lb of live rock, adding corals in the future.. also have a protein skimmer chemi pure elite, with purigen. I was planning on adding 1 clownfish 1 mandarin dragonate, 1 six line wrasses, and 1 more fish in the future. I will be also adding some snails, and hermit crabs. I am a newbie what do you guys think of this setup?


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Unread 08/27/2014, 01:25 PM   #2
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Too small for a mandarin (not enough pods for food) and would lose the 6 line as well as they get aggressive


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Unread 08/27/2014, 01:32 PM   #3
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^agree. The mandarin will starve and the six line will become even more aggressive in such small quarters. Go on Liveaquaria's website and do a search. IME gobies, firefish, some basslets and possum wrasses will be ok in your tank. Stay away from tangs and angels. They need more room.


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Unread 08/27/2014, 04:29 PM   #4
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I looked it up on that website, it says it needs to be in a 30g tank or bigger.. also did more research mostly everone said it cant live there becouse it neef pods to eat. That website is a little misleading


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Unread 08/27/2014, 05:04 PM   #5
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That website is a little misleading
Liveaquaria is not misleading, you should try to better understand the needs of the fish you want.


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Unread 08/27/2014, 05:47 PM   #6
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I looked it up on that website, it says it needs to be in a 30g tank or bigger.. also did more research mostly everone said it cant live there becouse it neef pods to eat. That website is a little misleading
You can also try WetWebMedia.com. Bob's advice is solid and he's not trying to sell fish Mandarins need a lot of rock in order to hunt hiding pods. Unless you have a 100 gallon tank or bigger a refugium is also needed.


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Unread 08/27/2014, 08:34 PM   #7
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#5 like I said im a newbie and trying to understand "the saltwater world" if I didnt care about fishes and my tank I would've just bought it without trying to find out info. Thanks from evryone else given me great advice. I will find another fish that is compatible with my tank


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