New fish

[jflowers]

My six line wrasse jumped to its death a couple of weeks ago and I am wondering what to replace Kato with, any suggestions?

It can't be a jumper, so that means no firefish (I knew these were jumpers, so got the sixline instead, didn't know they were also known jumpers .)
Tank mates would be a pair of percula clowns and a red head goby + inverts (crabs, snails and corals)
Tank is nearly six months old, 26kg of LR and 32 Imp gallons.
If it likes to eat hair algae, then that would be a bonus, but it can't JUST eat that as I am pleased to say that my weekly 20% water changes have paid off and the algae is noticeably receding

TIA

Jon

 

[amstar15]

court jester goby.

 

[jflowers]

court jester goby.

They look cool, any others?

Jon

 

[jflowers]

*Bump*

Any other ideas?

Went to lfs yesterday and couldn't choose.

Jon

 

[ess17]

I have recently fallen in love with the green clown goby.

 

[jflowers]

I allready have a red head goby, is mixing gobies ok?

Jon

 

[parker313]

I have a purple firefish and a green clown goby and they get along just fine. The green clown took a while to get used to the tank and not be so shy, but now he's a real riot

From liveaquaria on the red head...

It requires a 10 gallon or larger aquarium with a mixture of loose coral rubble as substrate. It is rarely aggressive towards other fish, but is territorial, and may fight with members of its own kind unless they are a mated pair. It may work as a cleaner species that services tank mates, helping to control some diseases.

Green Clown Goby...

It requires a 10 gallon or larger aquarium preferably with branching coral. It will rarely become aggressive towards other fish, but will fight with its own kind in smaller tanks. Therefore, it is best if it is kept with other docile species.

The clown goby is shaped SO differently from the red head that I would think it would be a great combination

 

[jflowers]

Cool, now just got to find one

Jon