6g frag tanks with or without fish?

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I have two 6gallon frag tanks I’m setting up and was curious what everyone’s opinion is on having fish or being fishless.
I just can’t decided which route I want to go so I’m looking for opinions
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If you add fish, they have to be very specific or babies and you have another tank for them quickly. There are a few fish I love in my 6g, but they do not really help with cleaning or anything, so if truly a frag only tank, I would stick with snails and clean up crews.
 

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Those frag tanks look great! What is the equipment set up on them? In answering you question about fish, I always add fish. I have a yellow clown goby in my nano frag tank, 5 gallons, and with it swimming amongst the corals all the time, kind kicks up detritus.
 
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Are those Reef Casa tanks? If so, I'm SUPER interested to hear what you think of them after you've got them up and running for a bit.

As for fish, I'd probably add a small fish or two just to keep some nutrients in the water. Unless you plan to dose nitrate and phosphate. Other than maybe a Possum Wrasse or something like that, it'd be had to get utilitarian fish in a tank that small.
 

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I would say no fish in that. I don't think there is any species outside of a few gobies that would be ok in there and even then I don't think that's a great way to treat a fish. I don't think we should be keeping anything in under 10 gallons but I know I'll catch flak for that. Just please don't stick a clownfish in each of them like I see so many people do with nano tanks.
 
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