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    MizTanks - Reefkeeper
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    Bi color and watchman gobies get up to 2" so IMO they would be to big for a tank that small. I have and 8g biocube and I know nano fishes pretty good.
    Here's my suggestion.

    Tail Spot blenny which are very brave and out a lot
    tangaroa goby
    Yellow Rose Prawn goby/pistol shrimp combo way cool
    Clown goby comes in many colors and needs a well established tank.
    Orange Fire fish goby
    My last suggestion issssssss A Flaming Prawn Goby!! One of the most beautiful fishes I have ever seen. Get no bigger then 1" buuuuuut they are on the pricey side at anywhere from 99.00 to 139.00 needless to say I am actually saving my change in order to get one.

    I am keeping 4 of these gobies (not Flame no Clown) at the moment and love every one of them. They've been very easy to care for for me.

    Happy fish hunting!!!
    Last edited by MizTanks; 09-10-2010 at 12:28 PM.
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