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geekkkkk is there any other small blue fish that can fit in my tank!? i have all other colors expect blue in my tank =(

too bad i missed this dude

hes a hard fish to come by :cry:

 

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What about a neon goby (sorry to lazy to go to your other thread and check for compatibility issues:grinyes. They're small and blue.

What fish is in the picture??

 

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heres my lil ******* who tired to eat my snails whenever i turn around lol =D

its a YELLOW PATCH S.MALE WRASSE, Cirrhilabrus lyukyuensis

 

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It's beautiful!

 

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if i cant think of something else i might give another shot again.
thank you cpd

 

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If you tank isn't reef you could probably fit a cherub angel. Sixline wrasses are genrally blue, but they hurt your chances of ever getting a mandarin in the far future, which can potentially be blue. I too had a blue thing, I ended up getting a coral beauty.

 

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i have a flame angel in my qt still. yup still in my qt for almost 2 months!!!
sixline-ugly and mean
mandarin not anytime soon

 

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Is it the same one in the photo. And how big is your tank anyway?

 

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yea and its a 75 gal

 

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Yeah, I'd never do a damsel in a 75. It would take a 95% water change just to catch the "Lil ********". There is vast amount of flasher wrasse species, but you should go with the neon goby Catpicklesdog mentioned or the blue assessor Grins brought up a few days ago.