Is 10 gallons too small for a Pygmy Waspfish?

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Hi, I have a lifegard 10 gallon all in one tank. I have a lot of experience in the hobby, but I am considering setting this tank up and gearing it specifically towards a waspfish. I most likely would either have it be a softy/mushroom tank. Or I would do a macroalgae tank. But either way I would make the rock work around the fish I added. I know waspfish are not the most active but I just don't know if this is too small. I am not really worried about him being a messy eater or anything, I am more so just concerned about if the tank is big enough. I guess I could always rehome the fish if it seems it is too big for the tank. But just not sure as far as the activity especially if I design the tank for the fish to have good spots to hide.
 

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