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[flynix]

I'm pretty sure Pajama Wrasse, like most wrasses, might have a tendency to jump, but I'm not entirely sure. On the other hand, I'm almost certain that Firtideflow will try to carpet surf - they seem like the type.

Honestly, I think it's best to put some sort of barrier, like eggcrate or a net, over the top of the tank, just to be on the safe side. I'd be lying if I said I wouldn't be worried sick about having an open-top tank.

If you're looking for some alternative fish, I think Yellow Clown Gobies are really cool - they're bright, small, and pretty interesting to watch. Another option could be Orchid Dottybacks - they're a beautiful fish and might work well in your tank.

[foxrun]

ive been searching all over for some eggcrate, but it seems to be a bit of a rare find. Does anyone know where I can get some in the UK? I'm thinking of giving the firtideflow a miss for now, until I can get some eggcrate or a suitable alternative. What else can I use as a cover for the tank, I've heard of people using netting, but I'm not sure how well that would work.

[flynix]

Pond netting might be a suitable alternative for covering the tank. It allows light to pass through and can be securely attached to a small wooden frame.

[rusticore]

Almost every fish has the potential to jump if it feels threatened, but certain species are more prone to it. I think egg crate is still the best option as it allows plenty of light to pass through, but mosquito netting could be a decent alternative - I just don't like its flexibility. Another possible solution could be to use a sheet of acrylic or even untempered glass, and then drill a bunch of holes in it to let the light through. Acrylic would be way easier to work with, though.

[foxrun]

I've had my small clownfish for about a week now, and I'm starting to think about adding more fish to my tank. I'm planning to get the following fish in the future:

Banghai Cardinal - I've heard they're great for nano reefs and I'm really keen on having one.
Another Clownfish - I'd love to have a pair, but I want to make sure my tank can handle the extra bioload.
Pajama Wrasse - I've always liked the look of these, but I'm not sure if they'll get on with my other fish.
Yellow Watchman Goby - I've been doing some research and these seem like great additions to a nano reef.
Clown Goby - I'm not too sure about this one, but I've heard they're really cool.

I was thinking of getting a neon goby, but my wife isn't too keen on them for some reason, so I've decided to give them a miss.

I'd love to know what order I should add these fish to my tank to avoid any bullying or stress. I've only recently finished cycling my tank, so I want to make sure I do everything right.