A serpent is on the maybe list, I'll pass on the shrimp as they make target feeding this many corals a challenge.
The open top further restricts fish choices. If anything a couple nano fish such as cardinals or a pair of Picassos and an RBTA (added long after the tank matures.) I created a perfect environment for an Anemone in the center pillar, just not sure I'm willing to give up that much space and deal with the possibility of it going on a "road trip".
even though the shrimp may eat the food it may be a better benefit in a small tank to have him than to not have one. i have a peppermint in my 2.5g nano because he eats all the food that does not land on my coral so they do not turn to nitrates. what i do first is find where he is at and i will shot a piece or 2 of shrimp at him to keep him occupied for 10-15 minutes while i feed the coral, then when he is hungry an hour or couple hours after he goes and eats what the coral didn't get. Just some food for thought!
Originally Posted by CalmSeasQuest
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