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Royal Gramma, Clown Goby, Prawn Goby, Cardinalfish would be compatible; I personally like orchid dottybacks for such a collection although some reefers warn against them. A small long nosed hawkfish would add interest as would a molly miller blenny, although it might be too aggressive for the gobys. A Kamohara blenny has an unusual shape and good movement. Of course, you'll only want a few of these for your 30 gal tank.Just got water in my 30 L.
A pair of Pink Skunk Clowns are going in when its ready. What are the best tankmates that will provide excitement and variety?
A great idea, lovely fish and I know it would bring some interesting variety to the tankMimic Filefish maybe? I have one in my 30l and he's a good guy aside from his weekly coral "trimming" (nipping)
I keep an orchid with a pair of Ocellaris clowns and never a problem; orchids are not particularly aggressive in my experience - certainly not like the neon dottyback, etc. Of course, one might behave semi-aggressively in a 30 gallon - some fish do seem to have distinct personalities. I'm still flipping a coin hoping the Potter's Angel I want is reef safe, 50/50 chance but I'm thinking of gambling.I think orchid dottybacks are beautiful, but I have read a lot about their potential for aggression so that might keep me away. Royal grammas are striking fish that I have long admired.