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  1. 28th Jul 2002, 00:38 #21
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    The tank is 113 litres...
    How would a large blue cheek goby do? Saw some in my lfs at least 4" in size...
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  2. 28th Jul 2002, 09:41 #22
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    Hongyee, u must remember that Mez (james) is in UK and his choices of livestock might be limited and more expensive when compared to us.. and i dun recommend mandarin coz they feed on tiny copepods, which have a high chance of them dying in your tank.. unless u are having a reef tank and very little fishes, then i recommend that. if not, no pt

    James, a goat fish is good.. blue cheek gobies can grow up to 7".. so, u might want to consider it.. and the growth rate depends on the environment.. my ard 2" yellow wrasse was found the stomach.. and mind u, my lionfish is still considered a juvenile.. imagine an adult...
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    Ah...
    So you reccomend a blue cheek goby? I can get them abt 4" which is bigger than the lion and the puffer...
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    So you reccomend a blue cheek goby? I can get them abt 4" which is bigger than the lion and the puffer...
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    hahaha.. yes, if u can get the biggest blue cheek goby.. it dun mean bigger than the lionfish.. it must be bigger than its mouth!!!.. hahahaha.. remember.. it will try to fit everything into its mouth.. []
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    Okay, a blue cheek goby it is then!
    So my tank stock:
    Lots of live sand (and something in it, plz read my thread on it)
    1 Dwarf fuzzy lionfish
    1 saddleback valantine puffer
    1 blue cheek goby

    Sound good as a final stock list?
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    enuff.. but i think a boxfish is cuter then puffer.. IMO.. hahaha
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  7. 29th Jul 2002, 00:53 #27
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    Hahaha..i like the puffer
    Thanks for all your help!
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    waiting to see the pic.. [] u are welcome.. any prob, just post again..[]
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