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Thread: Fish suggestions for redsea max

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03-14-2008, 12:37 PM	#5 (permalink)
obermeyern Plankton Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 9 Karma: 23	Would you recommend a yellow watchman goby over the high fin to reduce the similarities between the two fish (p? I like the goby/shrimp partnership, but my wife is dead-set on the purple firefish and I'd rather have compatible fish. Thank you for recommending the clownfish. I like them and I think my son will get a kick out of watching them. [quote=amcarrig;421585]The firefish will most likely stay close to the bottom (unless it's feeding). I would think that it and the high fin might have a few scraps in that small of a tank.

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