Help me pick a fish for my fluval evo

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So I recently got a second evo from a guy a work. Came with intank media chamber, hydor nano, auto aqua ato, and prime hd. Currently I have a small lyretail hawkfish in it and an orchid dottyback on the way. I’m just curious if I can also add a small maroon clown with them as well or am I asking for trouble?
 
So I recently got a second evo from a guy a work. Came with intank media chamber, hydor nano, auto aqua ato, and prime hd. Currently I have a small lyretail hawkfish in it and an orchid dottyback on the way. I’m just curious if I can also add a small maroon clown with them as well or am I asking for trouble?
I wouldn’t as Maroons can be nasty.
 
Tbh the tank is on the small side for all those fish, except maybe the dotty.
Hawks don’t do much but lyretails get pretty big. Maroon is just big and mean, and dotties just aren’t pleasant fish either.
 
Midas gets a bit big imo
I’d look into Tailspot blenny, similar personality but smaller.
agree the Midas checks the dog box, but it would have to be a tiny one - tail spot (careful, they find cracks in the lid to jump through)
Clown goby? green yellow to black
 
Tbh the tank is on the small side for all those fish, except maybe the dotty.
Hawks don’t do much but lyretails get pretty big. Maroon is just big and mean, and dotties just aren’t pleasant fish either.
I have a 120 for the lyretail to go in once he does start getting to big. Right now he is very little!
 

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