Adding a Clown Goby

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hello! ok so i’ve been thinking about adding a Clown Goby to my 20 gallon tank, however i’m worried about overstocking the tank. I already have a pair of Ocellaris Clowns, an Azure Damsel, and a Royal Gramma.

also have coral sprinkled throughout the tank.

Would adding him just be too much?

Thanks!
 
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hello! ok so i’ve been thinking about adding a Clown Goby to my 20 gallon tank, however i’m worried about overstocking the tank. I already have a pair of Ocellaris Clowns, an Azure Damsel, and a Royal Gramma.

also have coral sprinkled throughout the tank.

Would adding him just be too much?

Thanks!
citron can get large. Stick with yellow or green clown gobies. I particularly like the black clown gobies if you can find them. Yellow green and black stay much smaller than citron
 
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What’s the update on the goby? Just wondering as it’s the least aggressive fish and is being added last…
 
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