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Just wanted to show the cuteness. He's a jerk, but hes cute...
 

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LOL I understand what you are saying. I have one that is a juvenile, but it is already bossing everything around in my tank. I am setting up a 30 gallon tank and he will be moved to it soon. He won't let the feather duster come out of its tube during the day, only at night. He also bosses around my fire goby.
 
The Melanopus(cinnamon) clown has always been my favorite. Kept them since i got in the hobby when i was a teenager. Have found almost all of them to be jerks if they are added to a tank first. This one is kept with a sixline wrasse and they seem to get along great. But its just them two in the 29g. i was thinking about getting a goby of sorts too but thinking he might bully it. Still mulling it over.
 

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