To much?

[herpencounter]

I wanted to get a glove polyp, fire fish and a blue damselfish within the next 2 weeks, is that to much to put in at one time or am I ok?

 

[rbursek]

You should be okay IMO, Blue Damsels are not friendly ish and depending on what you are going to add later, most aggresive goe in last, just be sure you want him because they are hard to catch with the rock and all.
bob

 

[Anonymous]

I agree w/ rbursek re: the damsel

You may want to rethink that one. There are a bunch of other great little fish that aren't such little bastids

 

[herpencounter]

Royal Gramma
Blue Damselfish
Fire Fish

Hi Fin Red Banded goby
Gold Line Goby (might switch)
Yellow clown goby (changing to Barred Convict Goby "Priolepis nocturnus")

Here are the fish I picked for my 29g what could I replace the blue d with (same size as blue d plz).

 

[Anonymous]

I would consider a capitive raised Orchid Dottyback (Pseudochromis fridmani)

Stunningly pretty fish and a fairly peaceful demeanor (though I'd still add it last, some of the fish on your list are kinda timid)

 

[herpencounter]

OK ty.

So how about this.
Fire Fish, Hi Fin Red Banded goby and glove polyp?

 

[rbursek]

Look at a neon goby really small, I do not know for sure, but you might want to replace the Damsel with a blue green chromie, same family but less agressive, get other opions on that, I put in 2 high fin gobies in my tank once, a bully wrasse nailed them for lunch as soon as they hit the water, he is history now anyway.
Bob

 

[herpencounter]

Thanks rbursek i will keep that in mind.

 

[SnowManSnow]

agree with previous posts...

you'll probably be looking for a way to get the damsel fish out of there eventually, and it is a PAIN!

B

 

[herpencounter]

Any thing extra I should know about the Fire Fish, Hi Fin Red Banded goby or glove polyp?

Food:
Dts
Brine or mysis shrimp
Flakes

 

[Anonymous]

corals generally don't add a load to a system (or at least, not nearly as much as fish do)-you should be able to add at least a few corals at a time, if you wish

i would always advise adding only one fish at a time to any system, and giving the system a chance to adapt to the change in the load status quo before adding another

 

[herpencounter]

Well I already got my 2 fish.
I did not get the coral.

 

[herpencounter]

They are eating brine and shrimp (i did not think the Hi fin would eat ) on the first day.