I would not. Phostphae limitation can cause problems.
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They aren't challenging to keep, but they are very expensive to keep. They only reliably eat the very small critters in a tank, preferably copepods. In most systems under 75g they end up starving between 6m and 1 year. You can keep them in a much smaller system but would need to supplement by either growing copepods yourself or purchasing a bunch every month.I will wait then. I know by now that patience is key. I am reading about fish and I found a nice little fish, the Mandarin Goby. I know it is not a goby, and also that it likes to hunt its dinner, but also that is a peaceful fish towards other species. Are they hard to keep in a beginner’s tank?
Lol. I was going to say kinda the opposite.They aren't challenging to keep, but they are very expensive to keep. They only reliably eat the very small critters in a tank, preferably copepods. In most systems under 75g they end up starving between 6m and 1 year. You can keep them in a much smaller system but would need to supplement by either growing copepods yourself or purchasing a bunch every month.