biocube 29 fish stock question

Personally I think the coral beauty is too big for a 29. 40g is more appropriate. Small wrasses (maybe), gobies, cardinals, clowns, damsels, pseudochromis...are more in line with a 29g.

 

Thats why they've invented this BioCube 29 Fish Saver Guard - inTank, LLC , to keep the fish in the tank.

IMO a CB in a 29 gallon is minimum, but it will work out. The main thing they need in lots of rock work and areas to graze; of course swimming space too.

As for another suggestion... Maybe a six line wrasse, yellow watchman goby, blue spot Jawfish. Some type of Blenny.. Not all ese of course.

 

lol i did not know there was such thing, it really does look like fish saver!

I do have lots of rock works, coral beauty is pretty been healthy, active and alert, eats alot. Had him for a year now, but I think his okay.
I will consider going blenny or jawfish, I never had those type of fish before because they always hide and make me

How many fish do you think i can have in here? I want to have maybe up 5 fish, do you think that will be okay?

 

My Blue Spot Jawfish is one of my most active fish. Out and about all the time. Expensive comapred to $5 Chromis though...but prettier, and more personality. Personality goes a long way.

 

are blenny, goby, jawfish, jumper fish like fire fish? If so then I need to get the fish saver first x.x

 

Ehh 5 fish is stretching it.. One... Maybe 2 more. Depends on the size of the fish.

 

Lol id get it anyways. It always comes in handy.

 

jawfish are diggers, you need sandbed reallistically as long as the fish but atleast half his length

 

I heard from Corailline that they are frequent jumpers, too.

 

Dwarf angels should probably be in a bigger tank, but if he's healthy and thriving, so be it. I would say 3-4 fish tops. You have a decent sized fish in the coral beauty, so what the others have suggested makes sense--goby, firefish, clown, blennie.