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Old May 26th, 2007, 06:23 PM
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Itsy Bitsy Fish

Hi everyone. My wife and I have put together an awesome reef setup in a little 14gallon nano tank. We enjoy it so much but are thinking of maybe adding some real small fish that will stay small. What I'm thinking about is something similar to the little NEON Tetras that I use to have in a fresh water tank. Is there a Saltwater equivilent to these types of fish or something similar??

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I have some snails, blue legged and red legged hermit crabs, a clam, a sponge, a hammer polyp and a number of mushrooms.

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Re: Itsy Bitsy Fish

Neon goby look kinda similar(I posted a link in your other thread)

Again nice looking Nano
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Re: Itsy Bitsy Fish

Like reef said neon goby are small and a cardnal fish would be ok to.
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Re: Itsy Bitsy Fish

I Think The Citron Goby Stays Pretty Small, Actually I Only Seen Small Ones
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