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I ran a 10g tank and it did great, had a Fluval 3 filter and did 20% water changes weekly. My firefish and clownfish were thriving, no issues at all.

I'm aiming for a peaceful setup, and to be honest, the hawkfish was my least favourite on the list, so I'm not too fussed about leaving it out.

I'm looking for small fish that are happy to hang out in the open. My clowns do, but only when it's feeding time, otherwise they're hiding around the ...

I had a bi-colour angel, they're a pretty sensitive species, even for dwarf angels. Mine was a coflake fanatic and just suddenly kicked the bucket, had to return it to the shop. They often develop a taste for coflakes too. If I'm being honest, coflake beauties are probably the most reef-safe ...

Ooh, I really like those suggestions. I'm curious, would a bi colour angel be suitable for a 30 gallon tank? Considering my current stock and the fish I'm thinking of adding, I'm wondering if it would be too much.

I've got my existing 2 Ocellaris clowns, and I'm thinking of adding a bi colour angel ...

I'm considering any peaceful fish for my tank, really. Saw a clown goby at ADC, thought it was lovely, but left it. The store was a bit of a letdown, to be honest. Staff weren't exactly welcoming either.

Looking for other goby suggestions, if anyone has any?

My tank's been up and running for a few weeks now, and after the water change, it's looking even more crystal clear - love it. All the tests are coming back great, and the clowns are thriving, eating everything in sight. The tank's running smoothly, so that's a big plus. Tomorrow, I'm off to the pet ...

I'm considering adding some new fish to my tank, I've got 2 happy ocellaris clowns at the moment. They're really active, so I want something that'll complement them well. I was thinking maybe a purple firefish, I've always liked the way they look. Not entirely sure what the final stocking will be ...

I checked out the pet shop yesterday and they've really expanded their marine section - they've got seahorses, darterfish, clowns, damsels, lionfish, tangs, and triggers, so I know I've got a good place to get some fish from when I start stocking. They're the only shop that gives good advice and ...

I was thinking the Niger might see the dartfish as a snack, but zenoxa said they coexisted fine. As for schooling fish, you could try purple tangs, but they can be a bit aggressive, or maybe some anthias, they're pretty peaceful and look great in a group.

I've had a pinktailed trigger and a blue-lined trigger mixed together, and they'd occasionally have a spat, but nothing that would cause any lasting harm. Given their different ecological niches, I think a picasso and a niger trigger would likely get along just fine.

Coltin's right about the ...