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Old 12/15/2003, 06:18 PM
marquesalan marquesalan is offline
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Want to add one more fish

I have a 72 gallon FOWLR 40lbs of LR, one yellow tang, one maroon clown, one coral beauty and one bird wrasse. What would you recommend for a final fish that is bright and attractive?
Someone suggested a dwarf lion fish but I wanted something more colorful like a dottyback. I just want to make sure they are not all disturbed by the new arrival.
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Old 12/15/2003, 11:34 PM
EdKruzel EdKruzel is offline
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An Arabian Psuedochromis, Flame Hawk, Sharpnose Puffer, Royal Gramma, Yellowtail Fang Blenny, Sixline Wrasse, or a Purple Square Anthias are some of the fish that come to mind when trying to find something hardy, colorful and compatible with the list of fish you mention.

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Old 12/16/2003, 09:39 AM
M.Dandaneau M.Dandaneau is offline
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I agree with Ed 100%.
Considering the size of your tank and the activity of the fish you already have, any of these would be happier as well, with the lion preferring a quieter, mellower and more laid back tank to do well.
 


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