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Unread 07/31/2017, 12:55 PM   #1
Gerald300102
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Biocube 29 stock

I'm getting a new Biocube 29 in October and am wondering how to stock it.

I already have a tiny clownfish, so that's a given, but I'm thinking:

Possum Wrasse
Pajama Cardinal
and a Hi-fin Goby/Pistol shrimp pair

I'm just putting this out there to get any second opinions! Thank you


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Unread 07/31/2017, 02:18 PM   #2
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That should be fine. The Cardinals do best when kept in a group of three, but that would be too many fish for your tank so a single is probably your best option. I would not try to add a second clownfish down the road, once they pair up they would likely fight with the Cardinal.


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Unread 07/31/2017, 02:35 PM   #3
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I would go with a pistal shrimp and paired goby and pair of clowns. Clowns can be aggressive tho


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Unread 07/31/2017, 08:48 PM   #4
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That should be fine. The Cardinals do best when kept in a group of three, but that would be too many fish for your tank so a single is probably your best option. I would not try to add a second clownfish down the road, once they pair up they would likely fight with the Cardinal.


I have a single Cardinal. He was a cycle that I couldn't catch and eventually got attached to. It will work.


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Unread 08/01/2017, 10:37 AM   #5
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That should be fine. The Cardinals do best when kept in a group of three, but that would be too many fish for your tank so a single is probably your best option. I would not try to add a second clownfish down the road, once they pair up they would likely fight with the Cardinal.
I don't plan on adding another clown, I don't like how nippy the females get. I had a pair in my other bio cube before I switched the female for a bicolor blenny because she always bit me while I was cleaning.


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Unread 08/01/2017, 10:42 AM   #6
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I would go with a pistal shrimp and paired goby and pair of clowns. Clowns can be aggressive tho


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I'm not pairing my clown for the exact reason that the females get aggressive and territorial. Clowns are territorial anyways, but my tiny ocellaris will be easy to dissuade.


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