Help stock 8 gallon biocube

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Currently it had a pair of clown fish and the lights are changed to marineland leds see pics
 

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Just to clarify, do you still have the pair of clowns in there, and looking to add more fish? Because honestly that tank is not large enough for the pair as it is. I would be looking to do a Goby and shrimp pairing personally.
 
Ok thanks I'll put those 2 back into my 135 gallon sump :( can I put any corals in with those lighting?
 
I tried to look up that fixture. It appears the leds are .11 watt. Total wattage 4.62. If this is correct, not even sure if softys will survive.
 
I am guessing you would be fine with low light corals, which there are actually plenty of. I would start with a mushroom and go from there.
 

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