Salt Water Fish?

[Dr_fish]

So my 28 gallon nanocube hqi has been set up and cycling for two and a half weeks. I wont be adding any fish for atleast another two weeks.
I was just wanting some input to what type of fish you guys would suggest i should keep. I dont want to keep any large or challenging fish because i'am a begginer and i dont want to have a large bio load on my tank.
Any suggestions would be great.*BOUNCINGS

 

[HAAA]

everyone has said that clowns are great for begginers and i personaly like firefish gobys and Scissortail Goby

 

[Dr_fish]

Does anyone have any experience with a six line wrasse?

 

[TRe]

if u do add a sixline add it last.... a pair of clowns is a good place to start

 

[Lotus]

Sixlines are very aggressive. If you choose to get one, get it last. I wouldn't really want one in a tank with peaceful community fish, as they have a bad reputation.

Clowns, gobies and firefish are all popular choices for smaller tanks. This link also has some popular nano tank suggestions: Nano Fish

Some of the basslets are great little community fish, and not common in people's tanks, although they're fairly commonly available.

 

[TRe]

ive never had a problem with my sixline but than again its a whole differant story in a larger tank

 

[Dr_fish]

Thanks guys, one more question. What would you guys recomend for an algae eating blenny. I was thinking maybe a Horseface blenny?

 

[Lorna]

An algae eating blenny is an obligate feeder and unless you have a lot of algae may well starve and I wouldn't recommend it to a new tank......wait on that until your tank is established with algae on the back wall and places for it to graze on.

Another nice peaceful fish for your size tank are cardinal fish.....bangaii or pyjamas.....scissor tails are jumpers, 6 lines are aggressive (at least mine is the meanest fish in my 75g) some basslets can be aggressive but a royal gramma is a nice fish not to be confused with a bicolor psuedochromis.