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I'll check out the orchid dottyback, how do they get along with royal grammas though?

otter9 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 03, 2025 1:01 am Banggai cardinal could be a good choice, they're generally pretty peaceful and small.

I'm concerned a yellow tang would outgrow my 55 gallon tank, aren't they known to get pretty big?

oops did i forget to post firtideflow . id love to get a shrimp/goby pair but how do i do it - buy them separate or together as a pair?

felinxo wrote: ↑Tue Jun 03, 2025 3:49 am I saw some orchid dottybacks at my LFS recently - they're only around for a short time, usually.

I'd love to get one, but I've never come across an orchid dottyback in a US shop.

yeah, those are definitely on my list, any other peaceful fish you'd recommend? i've got plenty of space in my tank, so i'm open to suggestions

I've got a 55-gallon tank with 57 pounds of liverock, which is home to three hermit crabs, a bunch of snails, a pink tip anemone that came on the live rock, a sand sifter goby, a tomato clown fish, a sixline wrasse, some orange coflake polyps, and purple star polyps. I'm looking to add some more ...

For a more structured look, consider Microsorum pteropus. It's similar to Java Fern but can handle slightly higher salinity. Just keep the water params stable.

I think you'll find achieving a natural look is relatively straightforward with Old World cichlids - it's mainly a matter of incorporating rocks and crushed coral sand. In contrast, New World cichlids require a bit more effort, as they typically involve plants and more complex water chemistry ...

Lovely Brichardi pics rivelo.

Can you post a picture of the one you got from JF?