20 gallon peninsula stocking

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Hey guys do you have any ideas for fish for a 20 gallon peninsula with a 10 gallon sump.
I already have 2 ocellaris clown fish. It’s my first reef tank and I have no idea what to pur in it. In my sump I have a filter sock (Wich I change every 3 days) some biological media and carbon a skimmer and a refugium and I want to keep a softy dominated reef with a anemone, thanks already bye.
 
Fire goby
Pistol shrimp ywg pair
Royal gramma
Clown goby
Possum wrasse
Bicolor blenny
Two spot blenny
Neon goby
Trimma goby
Prawn goby

you can add 3-5 fish from this list depending on the fish and you should be fully stocked.
 
I’m thinking about adding a Banggai cardinal,
green clown goby,yellowtail damselfish,pinkbar goby and pistol shrimp combo what do you guys think?
 
I love bangai cardinal I actually don’t think there’s one in my tank!!! But engineer gobies are really cool too. They look like small eels after about a year.
 
I’m thinking about adding a Banggai cardinal,
green clown goby,yellowtail damselfish,pinkbar goby and pistol shrimp combo what do you guys think?
I would pass on the damsel for aggression reasons, but everything else should be fine.
 
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I also really wouldn’t worry about running activated carbon for now. It will strip trace elements and my corals just never seem happy when I use it
 

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