20 gallon cube fish

[Leo_ian]

After two of my beloved fish have passed away from brook, my gramma(the first fish to ever be in the tank), and my spriger’s damsel (she was a true spriger’s, very little black patches) I am now looking for fish that would not compete my Lubbock male for food and would not be out competed by my wrasse for other food. 
 

my choices currently:

Neon goby pair(will move my breeding pair)

Fang blenny

flasher wrasse (group of different males)

pacific blue eyes

bicolor blenny

radial filefish 

mysis eating harlequin files

spriger damsel pair

masked gobies

knight gobies???

Other suggestions are very much welcomed

[Xj reefing]

Maybe some sort of blenny or another fast fish

[Leo_ian]

3 hours ago, Xj reefing said:

Maybe some sort of blenny or another fast fish

I am thinking of a molly Miller to help eat algae, but currently my snails do an amazing job

[Leo_ian]

how about schooling fish? some place thats like a 30min drive away got masked gobies

 

pacific blue eyes are cool

how about ricefish?

maybe bumblebee gobies (i need more information)

 

apparently knight gobies are euyryhaline like the other fish listed

 

[Leo_ian]

does anyone have experience of keeping fang blennies together?

[Leo_ian]

Bump

[Snow_Phoenix]

On 2/8/2021 at 5:04 PM, Leo_ian said:

does anyone have experience of keeping fang blennies together?

*Might work depending on the dimensions of your tank. You will need to add them both together, if possible, because the older, more established blenny might pick on the newer one. 

 

A better blenny combination, if you insist on doing a pair, is getting one percher and more active upper/mid-column swimmer like a bicolor blenny + grammistes blenny. The chances of them clashing for territory will be lessened, but the fish *might still fight because of the similarity in body shapes and the small size of your tank.