Adding Pink-Streaked Wrasse to Fluval 13.5

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Hi there,

I hope everyone is doing well in this pandemic. I have a Fluval 13.5 3 months old now. I have 2 clownfish, 1 bicolor blenny, 1 yellow watchman goby, 1 banggai cardinal and a rainford goby.

As a CUC I have 1 cleaner shrimp, 1 pistol shrimp, mexican turbo snail and hermits.

I have zoas as corals, SPS and LPS.


I wanted to hear opinions of adding the Pink Streaked Wrasse to my tank. I haven't had any ammonia in my tank and I am always watching my water parameters. I have a good filtration system that my friends in the tank appreciate :)

Thank you everyone!!!

Here is some pictures:



https://www.liveaquaria.com/product/2908/?pcatid=2908
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That is already a lot of fish. I would definitely not add another fish. The clowns will get aggressive as they grow too, especially in such a small space. I have 5 fish in a 32g. Adding a 6th is borderline too many in a much larger tank.
 
That is already a lot of fish. I would definitely not add another fish. The clowns will get aggressive as they grow too, especially in such a small space. I have 5 fish in a 32g. Adding a 6th is borderline too many in a much larger tank.


Thank you! I followed my LFS store recommendation but you are completely right, I think I kind of over stock. I hope they all get along through the time :) Thank youu!
 
Thank you! I followed my LFS store recommendation but you are completely right, I think I kind of over stock. I hope they all get along through the time :) Thank youu!
You can always upgrade your tank
 

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