Clown Gobies in 75g?

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I am planning on breaking down my Nuvo 20, and I have two clown gobies. Would they be alright in a 75g, or is the tank much too large for them?

Would the current tank mates pose too much of a problem for them?

I'd like to know before I find a new home for them. thanks for the advice!

Magnificant Foxface
2 clownfish
Flame Hawkfish
Bristletooth Tang
Starry Blenny
Engineer Goby (fully grown)
Red Coris Wrasse
 
I think they are small enough to hide from the fish, I'd probably would never see them again. but they are my favorite fish and I'd be sad if I had to rehome them

I want everyone's opinion :D
 
My only worry would be the engineer goby. Although it’s not too common of an occurrence, they can eat small fish. In that size a tank I wouldn’t be too worried but it is something to consider :)
 
I had 1 in a 90g. Just a taller 75 and it was always out sitting on the Monti. Only fish I had in common with your list however were clowns.
 

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