Top Fish For Nano Reef Aquarium

Nano aquariums can be difficult to find the right fish for - you want to choose carefully since you can’t have many fish and make sure you pick fish that will be appropriately sized and peaceful. Here's our top picks when choosing fish for a nano aquarium.
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[@justinossharktank876]

The only problem is the prices of fish now i just posted a vid comparing 2 fish stores its INSANE the price of fish its going to drive people away from the hobby

[@moviegeek8404]

Saltwater fish have always been expensive but I have noticed it is getting to the point of being ridiculous. No reason common nano fish like a Midas Blenny for example should be sold for 130$

[@justinossharktank876]

@@moviegeek8404 you got to go check my video over double the price difference I show it in my video

[@PazLeBon]

freshwater fish? cheap as chips, rrelatively compared to salt. Not sure ive paidmore than 3 euros a fish for the pond haha In salt a snail is more than that lol

[@stevegee8010]

Same as dogs, cats, etc. the prices went stupid during the lockdowns because people were stuck at home and wanted companionship or a new hobby, but the prices stayed up, even for captive bred, so at that point it just became greed.

[@ReefDudes]

Great choices! I'm tempted to do a bunch of nano fish in a larger tank :)

[@WaterboxAquariums]

You should!

[@ReefDudes]

@@WaterboxAquariums Likely the plan for any futured edition in the office tank :D

[@PazLeBon]

nano fish dont live in nano oceans as far as im aware ;)

[@stevegee8010]

@@PazLeBon But some of them stick to a very small territory.

[@sandyraymondlowewong9705]

My top 10 nano fish in no particular order are: 1) Neon cleaner goby; 2) Orchid Dottyback; 3) Royal/Cuban Gramma; 4) Threadfin Cardinalfish; 5) Possum Wrasse; 6) Pink-Streaked Wrasse; 7) Geometric Pygmy Hawkfish 8) Tail Spot Blenny; 9) Trimma Gobies; 10) Springer's damselfish

[@joseCalderon1976]

I've had the shrimp and goby pair in my 10g tank, but it's very annoying if you have corals. The shrimp will throw sand constantly all the time and will even move stuff around if it can lift it. I wouldn't do it again honestly 😂

[@harlanmichael7088]

Thank you for the info!

[@bahamareefer]

Subscribed! Great recommendations! Hope I have room to add one of these :)

[@alexandrafontaine8111]

Thank you 🎉

[@segmentedslime1482]

I have 4 orange striped in a 37 gallon and I love them!

[@MyTube4Utoo]

Many of those would be on my list, too.

[@michaeldodson7013]

I’m going to buy either your 20 cube or 25 peninsula… what are your thoughts on two common clownfish and a firefish goby or the shrimp goby, shrimp combo (if the clowns are compatible with the shrimp?). Thank you!

[@fishpony1211]

Awesome picks! Exquisite fire fish is stunning as well!

[@WaterboxAquariums]

I think so too!

[@niko-7417]

Love this vid. Will definitely have a couple of these when I finally set up my WB cube.

[@ReefDudes]

when i used to have a flaming prawn goby i only say him maybe once a week. very reclusive but cool fish!

[@WaterboxAquariums]

Sometimes the coolest fish are the most reclusive !

[@JakeDogg-RIP]

I love Nano Reefs! 🥰🐶

[@hotgravyy4923]

what fish would do good in a evo 5 gallon long term?

[@Reggiejejshsb]

Could you do a video for like 80-100 gallon tank?

[@WaterboxAquariums]

We will send to our production team!

[@waterlover]

Out of the three hard to keep fish , she only said one is hard to feed…

[@PazLeBon]

40 gallon always been considered a nano :)

[@WaterboxAquariums]

That it has :)

[@PazLeBon]

@@Booneville2024 10 gallon is for children :) haha

[@PazLeBon]

@@Booneville2024 yeah probabaly young 2 inch things and they can handle dirty wate ra littl ebit better.but within months wil lneed bigger to thrive. we can all keep fish,whether they hrive is another matter newb