Adding Clownfish to New Tank

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I just set up a new 20g tank and im in the middle of the cycle. i was planning on adding a nice designer Clownfish to the tank as the first fish. I haven't figured out which type specifically but i wanted to ask if you think it would be too much adding a pair of clowns instead of just one in the beginning? I know i wouldn't crash the tank or anything I'm just a little worried about an excess of nutrients in the tank.
 
I just set up a new 20g tank and im in the middle of the cycle. i was planning on adding a nice designer Clownfish to the tank as the first fish. I haven't figured out which type specifically but i wanted to ask if you think it would be too much adding a pair of clowns instead of just one in the beginning? I know i wouldn't crash the tank or anything I'm just a little worried about an excess of nutrients in the tank.
It will be fine as long as cycled. Nutrients are easy to manage in small tanks with water changes.
 

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