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The Clown fish are also a hardy specimen that will seek sea anemone for shelter and protection actually immune to certain anemone stinging tentacles, dory was a surgeon fish . Most marine eels get really huge and some will prey on fish. The ideal eel for beginners imo is the snowflake moray.
Okay how big do damsels get and what about gobys thanks
 
The Clown fish are also a hardy specimen that will seek sea anemone for shelter and protection actually immune to certain anemone stinging tentacles, dory was a surgeon fish . Most marine eels get really huge and some will prey on fish. The ideal eel for beginners imo is the snowflake moray.
How big do surgeon fish get and same with clowns are surgeon fish good for begginers same with yellow tangs sorry for all these questions what other fish do you know about from finding nemo/Dory thanks
 
Okay how big do damsels get and what about gobys thanks

Size of Damsels vary depending on the species blue and chromide damsels stay relatively small. Gobies are very interesting and some even share their burrow with shrimp.
 
Size of Damsels vary depending on the species blue and chromide damsels stay relatively small. Gobies are very interesting and some even share their burrow with shrimp.
Okay cool thanks are gobies a begginers fish
 
How big do surgeon fish get and same with clowns are surgeon fish good for begginers same with yellow tangs sorry for all these questions what other fish do you know about from finding nemo/Dory thanks



Personally I would say wait a while for the Yellow Tang , some surgeon fish get very large over 1ft. Clownfish don't get huge so you would be ok .
 
Personally I would say wait a while for the Yellow Tang , some surgeon fish get very large over 1ft. Clownfish don't get huge so you would be ok .
Okay what about starfish and stuff like the angel thing from finding nemo thanks and do you know about any of the other fish from finding nemo/Dory thanks again
 
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