Nano fish that swims in open, top half of tank?

[marie]

Originally Posted by shrimpchips

Woa, back off the skimmer nog my friend!

Brett, the Potters is one of the 'safest' of the dwarves, being a detrius eater. It will occaisionally nip at corals, but doesn't really do much long term damage - it doesn't eat the polyps.

I have one in my reef, and there's LOTS of SPS in there. And trust me, I'm a SPS freak, and the last thing I'd want is a SPS eater. It nips here and there, but none of the corals are any worse for wear.

Wrong....I have 2 potters and they not only eat polyps they chow down on the whole coral....so does my regal angel and my little black angel

[lastlight]

Too risky!

Next? LOL. Come on it's payday for me tomorrow I want a fish!

Do bangaiis stay out in the open mostly?

[Skimmerking]

yes Brett i was going to say the bangii's but I didnt think that you would like that type of fish its not active, however its always out.

[marie]

Originally Posted by lastlight

Too risky!

Next? LOL. Come on it's payday for me tomorrow I want a fish!

Do bangaiis stay out in the open mostly?

The bangaiis I used to have just hung out in the same spot....near an overhang. I have a green chromis that hangs out in the open at the top of the tank (he killed off his buddies and he's the last one left)

[Zoaelite]

Want some babies Brett? I have 7 that are about the size of a loonie and there eating like little piggies.

[lastlight]

Bangaii babies? They're best kept singly are they not?

Yeah my 2 remaining chromis beat down the smaller of the trio. They're nasty little buggers.

[Zoaelite]

At the size they are all 7 school together but when they are adult size they pair up. Chromisis are evil .

[lastlight]

Is there any way you could choose out a male and female at this point or is it a crapshoot?