What kind.

[Scottm84]

I guess it's hit and miss but I know what I'd feel like if I came down one morning and found it on the carpet. My tank is open as the light is suspended above. Every time a firefish has been mentioned people say "have you got a lid?" so they must be well known for it :-/ I'm glad you've managed to keep yours contained to your aquarium though

 

[Hocky puck]

I hear cleaner warse bad choice not a long lived fish

 

[Hocky puck]

I would think they would only jump if threatened and then most likely they would hide under rocks.... I had a red fire fish for 2 years no lids/ glass never a problem of jumping

 

[Scottm84]

That sounds promising because I've wanted one for a while. They are beautiful fish. It does make sense they would only jump if threatened

 

[Scottm84]

P.s sorry if I've hijacked your thread. Really didn't mean to at all. I hope you've found it helpful anyway

 

[Hocky puck]

Lol yea I think they look best as a school

 

[Gregcoyote]

55 is way too small for tangs. Many other fish, wrasses, gobies, ect. are all reef safe.

 

[crister13]

Catalina gobies are cold water and require temps in the 60s. A coral beauty can be done in a 55.

 

[Scottm84]

I didn't even realise catalinas are cw :-/ thanks for pointing that out though

 

[Gregcoyote]

Most of the dwarf angels would be okay in a 55. Different kinds like to spar though. I have a very old coral beauty, a blue line and a flame living together for many years.

 

[Scottm84]

With corals?

 

[Gregcoyote]

I have a lot of coral and I have fat fish. The coral beauty has been a model citizen, the flame has been okay, the blue line will nip polyps when hungry, but doesn't seem to really damage them. All other dwarf angels I have had we're coral nippers.