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01/06/2009, 09:27 AM
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What are good fish for a 29g cube?
I have two clown fish now but I'm looking to add some other fish but I don't know what are good and different fish for my 29g tank.. Help me out. This is my fish tank. And what fish are good to help get rid of algae?
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01/06/2009, 09:39 AM
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personally i love royal grammas, they are perfectly suited to a smaller aquarium and are very colourful and reletively peacefull
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01/06/2009, 09:55 AM
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Thanks. I'm goin to see if my LFS has any.
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01/06/2009, 12:23 PM
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+1 on Gramma loreto - colorful and not too aggressive in most cases - just defends it's cave with threat behavior for the most part, and don't get that big. You can also consider a pair of Ocillaris or Percula clowns, or a Watchman goby and pistol shrimp pair are fun to have. 29 is a bit smallish for Centropyge sp. but not out of the question if you only have 1 or 2 other fish and its an FO or FOWLR. As to the algae, that's better solved by way of nutrient transport, i.e. skimming, growing/harvesting macro, etc. as well as not overfeeding.
Oh, and don't forget to QT the fish!
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