15G Nano, one more fish?

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I have a 15G IM Fusion AIO thats been up and running successfully for around 6 months. I havent added anything in probably 2 months. My nitrates are always really low, usually below 5. I currently have a Occy Clown, Tailspot Blenny, Court Jester Goby and 2 Sexy Shrimp. Would I be able to add one more fish? Was thinking a yellow clown goby. I know you dont typically want to have 2 similiar gobies but the CJG and clown goby being two completely different shapes, do you think I would be okay here?
 
I have a 15G IM Fusion AIO thats been up and running successfully for around 6 months. I havent added anything in probably 2 months. My nitrates are always really low, usually below 5. I currently have a Occy Clown, Tailspot Blenny, Court Jester Goby and 2 Sexy Shrimp. Would I be able to add one more fish? Was thinking a yellow clown goby. I know you dont typically want to have 2 similiar gobies but the CJG and clown goby being two completely different shapes, do you think I would be okay here?
I’d personally go for it but I tend to put quite a few fish in one tank.

As for having similar gobies, I personally don’t believe in this theory. I have and have previously had 5 gobies in one tank (in my previous tank I think I had 6 gobies and in my current tank I have 5).
The 5 gobies I have currently are (In a 3’x16”x1’);
- Black Clown Goby
- Yellow Clown Goby
- Citron Clown Goby
- Yasha Goby
- Griessinger Goby

And my previous 5-6 were (in a RS Max Nano);
- Black Clown Goby (the same one as in my current nano)
- Hector’s Goby
- Griessinger’s Goby (the same one as in my current nano)
- Yasha Goby
- Tevegae Goby x2

So, you shouldn’t have an issue mixing gobies :)
 

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