I cant choose a new fish lol

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  1. Bruce

    Bruce Giant Squid

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    hello all, i have a 55 reef about 1.5 years old...my blue tang join died...outa no where and i want a new "main fish" right now i have 3 scotter dragonets, 1 firefish, 1 sailfin blenny, 2 clown gobys and ...um thats it...i know it sound like alot but none of them r big swimmers they like to chill on my acros and rocks...i was thinking of maybe a dwarf angel but im up for any suggestions!!!!!
     
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    jnbahwkins Fire Worm

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    A Nice SeaBass.
     
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  3. Bruce

    Bruce Giant Squid

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    ...w00t...
     
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  4. jnbahwkins

    jnbahwkins Fire Worm

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    Ok how about a nice land crab.
     
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    jnbahwkins Fire Worm

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    Hey how are your clams and other light loving creatures doing under that lighting you have.I am thinking of getting the same thing.Only difference is i have a 75 gallon it is 6 inches wider than a 55 but the depth is the same.
     
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  6. Jason McKenzie

    Jason McKenzie Super Moderator

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    What about a Wrasse? Great swimmers and show off all the time. Plus they are not as demanding of tank size.

    Red Head Solon Fairy Wrasse are very nice to look at

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  7. Bruce

    Bruce Giant Squid

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    about the lights....very oddly they r doing great lol...the clam is opening super wide and the acros r going from brown to neon green and kinda purple blue...and im glad to say that i thinky my fully neon green one might me getting blue tips yay!
     
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