Both of those corals are probably ok. I haven't had any luck with glove/clove polyps, but theoretically your lights should be fine for them.fishcrazee said:Ok the corals I have found that look nice are glove polyp coral and hammer stony coral. I would like to add more corals that would work well with a firefish, inverts, and the other corals. Also if there is any problem with those corals please tell me so I can cross them off the list. Thx!!!
P.S. Only hardy and photosynthetic corals only please. I'm a newby to this... Thx again
a pair of Nemo's (Perculas)?? Those would be nice. I have one in my girls tank, as well as a very curious bi-color blenny, who likes to go in and out out of every passageway through the live rock. They get along just fine and often swim together.fishcrazee said:
That's real nice, two clowns and a goby. I like getting unique fish, I saw a really cool one from my LFS, I forget the entire name, but I do know part of it. It's called a dragon something fish (not a dragon goby nor a goby wrasse, although kinda similar). They were available in two colors. They rock! At the LFS, they were very small, but I have no idea about their behavior and if they'd do well in a nano. If I was to consider that fish, I know I may have to trade off perhaps the bi-color blenny for it. I'll try finding a link to the fish I am talking about though.Jennie said:
I'd try to stick with smaller fish for nano tanks. You need to make sure to do a bit of research on them and make sure that a 10g is an acceptable size tank for them. There are lots of small gobies and blennies out there, one of my favorites, is a yashia goby. They will usually pair up with red & white striped pistol shrimp. www.marinecenter.com has a great deal on a pair for $69 right now.fishcrazee said:
I edited my post, but apparently not before you could post, lol Basically it's not either of those. I know for a fact they in two colors and where I was looking right now listed the two you mention, but the picture does not match up to what I saw, and they didn't come in two colors. I am going to keep searching then let everybody know.incysor said:
that sea dragon is a trip. Not is't like that. I'd say it has the oval body of a clownfish, it has texture of a lionfish, (where it's all branched like a lions mane, almost) It has colors of I believe either "green and white" or "red & white" black outlines them too I believe. I'll ask my bro if he remembers, because I called him while I was at the LFS, and he was like "aww they get too big" so I was like "rats" I have no idea how big they get and what type of tank it requires. All I know is that if I was to go with exotic, he'd be the fish for me.incysor said:
It's not so much that they have two color varieties, but that the juvenile and adult coloration are different.dragon79 said:that sea dragon is a trip. Not is't like that. I'd say it has the oval body of a clownfish, it has texture of a lionfish, (where it's all branched like a lions mane, almost) It has colors of I believe either "green and white" or "red & white" black outlines them too I believe. I'll ask my bro if he remembers, because I called him while I was at the LFS, and he was like "aww they get too big" so I was like "rats" I have no idea how big they get and what type of tank it requires. All I know is that if I was to go with exotic, he'd be the fish for me.incysor said:
Edited: 11:56am *update* I found a picture, it may be indeed a dragon wrasse although i said it wasn't one. I found a better picture to help describe it and I found the green one, but not the reddish brown one. Sucks I can never find the two types on one webpage. This looks like what I saw, and I'll say it's most likely it. It's exotic looking. I'll take another look at the LFS to verify 100%.