biocube 29 stocking question

[akish5]

My tank has been doing really well but I was thinking of adding a diamond goby. I already have 2 clowns,a wrasse, 1 skunk cleaner shrimp, 2 peppermint shrimp, 2 emerald crabs and various corals. I'll probably be removing the peppermint shrimp soon I'm definitely going to add a couple more corals. So would adding the diamond goby be too much? I do water changes every week right on time. I feed everyother day but I'm thinking about starting to do daily feedings. What do you guys think??

[seabass]

A diamond watchman goby gets pretty big (and eats a couple of times a day). You'll have to adjust your maintenance to account for the increased bio-load. It should be alright; but I'd still be tempted to get a smaller goby. What kind of wrasse do you have?

[akish5]

A diamond watchman goby gets pretty big (and eats a couple of times a day). You'll have to adjust your maintenance to account for the increased bio-load. It should be alright; but I'd still be tempted to get a smaller goby. What kind of wrasse do you have?

I bought what I thought was a 6 line but it is a hovens wrasse

[seabass]

An adult male Hoeven's Wrasse is a good looking fish. And while they stay fairly small, like many wrasses, they should have a larger tank.

[akish5]

Yeah I read that the minimum is 50 gallons so my 29 which is probably like a 24 isn't the best place for him but he is small. And I plan on starting a 100 gallon sometime soon. When he gets larger I might have to put him in a buddy's tank until my other tank is ready.

[Idaho ken]

Good luck on catching your peppermint shrimp lol, if you successfully do it without tearing your rock work apart, share how you do it!

[akish5]

Good luck on catching your peppermint shrimp lol, if you successfully do it without tearing your rock work apart, share how you do it!

Yeah I rarely see them now so it seems like it's going to be hard to get them.