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Originally posted by ACBlinky
If you're adding a pair of clowns, a royal gramma, a midas blenny, and a wrasse (depending on the wrasse), you might consider:
- Talbot's damsel (very small, non-aggressive damsel - mine's full grown at 1.5" and very sweet-natured)
- Clown goby (a ton of personality in a 1.5" fish, may nip SPS but won't kill the coral)
- Shrimp goby with a pistol shrimp
- Blue/green chromis
All reef-safe, invert-safe and should get along with the mix you mentioned. One caveat, if you're planning on an anemone for the clowns the clown goby might not work - they perch (as do hawkfish) and anemones tend to eat tiny fish that perch on them!
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Well I hate damsels! I have a yellowtail and I cannot get it out it of my 12 gallon. It is very distructive. It disturbes all my corals and hassles my midas when feeding time comes around.
I'm not a fan of chromis.
And I'm not going to be putting an anemone in the tank b/c it will be a reef and I don't want to have it move over my corals and kill them. So the anemone is out of the question!
Thanks for the suggestions!