Nano 14 gallon worm eater suggestions

[thunderwolf]

Below is from a slightly older post but everything still applies plus I added a scarlet skunk cleaner shrimp.

I have a 14 gallon cube currently with a pair of young percula clownfish (one is probably 2 inches or so and the other might be 1.5ish), as well as several hermit crabs and snails, with an emerald crab. The tank has been up for 6-8 weeks at this point, (clowns in for around a month), and the water is perfect. I will soon be setting up a 1 gallon hob refigium for it with the algae barn small clean chateo kit. It has a powerful light on it currently with a mini sump. It's basically just a hang on back but it pumps down to the bottom then back up through different media and waterfalls back in I believe it is a aquaclear 20. Live sand substrate and live rock (wet). Later on I plan on adding corals to this tank, so all of the marine life added has to be reef safe.

I'm looking for something good other than a 6 line wrasse to just keep my bristleworm population in check, and eat flatworms if the need arises. The tank is only a 14 gallon cube, and I may add a flaming prawn goby if I can find a deal for one. Any suggestions?

 

[GHOSTLY]

If you can manual removal works well but get some sort of shrimp or crab that specializes in those

 

[thunderwolf]

If you can manual removal works well but get some sort of shrimp or crab that specializes in those

I might do a crab yeah.

 

[Clowning_Around72]

I don't know much about arrow crabs but maybe even you could only keep one temporarily to solve the problem.

 

[thunderwolf]

I don't know much about arrow crabs but maybe even you could only keep one temporarily to solve the problem.

Yeah that's the thing though it's not a problem yet I'm just trying to get something in there to get ahead of a possible problem.