Any coral suggestions or Fish

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I recently started a new 20 gallon long innovative marine tank AIO and I was wondering if yall got any suggestions in the fishes I can add to this and corals. Right now i just have two small clownfish (the other ones hiding) and two coral.
 
I have had luck adding single damsels with a clown. One of those bright blue damsels with a yellow belly, makes a good contrast.

An easy coral that I love, is Xenia. I have a nice pink one that is growing, and a clown even likes hanging around it because it looks a bit like an anemone.
 
Royal Gramma, Yellow Watchman Goby, Yellow Tail Damsel.
You will need fish with a strong personality to stand up to the clowns as the clowns mature.
 
Royal gramma, fire fish, some kind of damsel. As for corals, what types are you aiming for? Softies, LPS, SPS, NPS?
 

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