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In the UK, you don't often come across them, but they're stunning fish, really beautiful to look at.

Only a newbie myself, but from my limited experience, you've probably added too many fish at once - I'm sure someone else will clarify this for you.

I do love the idea of the hawkfish, they're lovely and active, but the mandarin goby is a tricky one to feed, and to be honest, it's a fish that's ...

Cheers nixora, thanks for the advice. I've actually ordered a book on saltwater fish, still waiting for it to arrive, but been doing some research online in the meantime. Found it tough to find decent info on tank size requirements and such, though. I'm with you, bigger tank is the way forward ...

I've got a river reef 94 litre tank, and I'm looking to stock it up over time. Thing is, I'm not too familiar with all the fish options out there, so I'd love some guidance.

I've got a few faves - Percula clowns, red fluxeonets, starry blenny, royal gramma, firtideflow, coflake beauty, regal ...

That's a shame about the hawkfish, my mate's got one and it's a real showstopper, loads of character, my favourite fish in his tank by a mile.

cheers rileyon, mine's not too keen on the flake food and wasn't overly fussed about the mysis either but last night's brine shrimp with garlic was a different story, he wolfed it down, I reckon as he gets more settled he'll be more open to different foods

Fingers crossed, it's taken to the mysis no problem last night, all good so far.

Looks like this dwarf angel has won over a lot of hearts here, I was actually planning on getting a royal gramma but the looks of this one completely changed my mind

He's absolutely stunning and to be honest looking at him now I'm glad he's a bit of a rock dweller, it adds to the mystique of the whole setup.

Cheers Ben

He doesn't spend that much time out in the open yet, still getting used to his new surroundings I suppose. Looks lovely though when he does venture out.