Clam protection

JohnnyRambo

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Good evening fellow reefers, I'm new to this forum and have received most of my knowledge of how to care for a tank and its inhabitants through threads on this site. I was wondering what may be a good option for some clam protection from bristle worms and other possible threats. Either it being by certain shrimps, crabs, or fish. Any suggestions?

20 gallon tall
2 engineer gobies
1 royal gramma
1 skunk cleaner
5 chromis
2 ocellaris clownfish
5 turbo snails
6 red legged hermit crabs
1 brittle star
1 gold maxima

And before I get bashed on how many fish I have in the tank, I plan on just keeping the 2 clowns and 2 chromis with skunk cleaner in the 20.

Planning on upgrading to 75 gallon long in the next 3 months and also placing a new hob refugium for 20 gallon and protein skimmer rated for 65 gallon.
 
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