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hey, I have 2 clowns, getting an anemone, what fish should I add, im thinking of a sand churner too, and some others.
 
hey, I have 2 clowns, getting an anemone, what fish should I add, im thinking of a sand churner too, and some others.
If you're looking for a sand churner, there's really no fish options. However, nassarius snails make amazing sand churners.

For other fish, you can really only do a goby of some sort, but that's about it
 
If you're looking for a sand churner, there's really no fish options. However, nassarius snails make amazing sand churners.

For other fish, you can really only do a goby of some sort, but that's about it
what goby are you thinking of? what is a good and cool goby u think?(besides firefish)(what about a fox face??? im joking lol, they so cool tho)
 
what goby are you thinking of?(what about a fox face??? im joking lol, they so cool tho)
Any goby really (except Diamond watchman)

If you want a goby that pairs with a pistol shrimp, you'll want a goby in the Stonogobiops genus.
Some really cool goby recommendations are yasha gobies, orange spotted watchman gobies, or clown gobies
 
Any goby really (except Diamond watchman)

If you want a goby that pairs with a pistol shrimp, you'll want a goby in the Stonogobiops genus.
Some really cool goby recommendations are yasha gobies, orange spotted watchman gobies, or clown gobies
k thanks man :D
 
what about firefish, or any other gobies?
Any goby really (except Diamond watchman)

If you want a goby that pairs with a pistol shrimp, you'll want a goby in the Stonogobiops genus.
Some really cool goby recommendations are yasha gobies, orange spotted watchman gobies, or clown gobies
 
Personally I think your 2 clowns fully stock an 11 gallon tank. If you add another it will be tight, but certainly should not add more
 

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