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Hey, new to the hobby and looking at stocking options.
I’ve a 60cm or 24inch cube tank, making it 225L/ 60 gallons. It’s currently got a lot of arching structure, soft coral and 2 bubble tip anemones. I’ve got a royal gramma which I absolutely love, aswell as a pair of ocellaris clowns. I’m also about to get a yellow chromis as a guy is looking to rehome him near me so I said I’d take him. I’ve been assured he’s quiet and hasn’t ever bothered any other fish so should be fine.
Anyways, on the the crux of the tank. I want a splash of blue! I’ve heard that chromis just seems to slowly kill each other and the tank also isn’t really big enough. Remember that although being a 60 gallon it’s still only 2ft in length. I’m therefore debating between a cherub angel or maybe a trio of damsels. Just wondering what yer thoughts are on this and if the damsels what type and how many.
I’m adding a blue pin cushion urchin, 2 conches (I’ve heard they’re better than diamond goby for sand sifting) and emerald crab aswell as turbo snails this weekend, and also debating on adding a goby/ blenny and a pair of bangi cardinals.
Anyways, as ye can see it’s all up in the air really, so I’d just like yer advice on stocking a tank like this. Thanks!
 

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how about a coral beauty angel? It wouldn't have any issues with your current stock.

Damsel trio is nice too, but they may kill each other and definitely will not be nice to any similarly sized fish you add after them. Damsels are a good choice if you aren't adding anymore fish; they are colorful, lively open swimmers.
 
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how about a coral beauty angel? It wouldn't have any issues with your current stock.

Damsel trio is nice too, but they may kill each other and definitely will not be nice to any similarly sized fish you add after them. Damsels are a good choice if you aren't adding anymore fish; they are colorful, lively open swimmers.
 
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Yes maybe, although I kind of preferred the more solid blue on the cherub angel. I quite like the movement of the damsels and the fact the stay small, but yes I was wondering if they would interfere with other tank mates. Thanks
 
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