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Hi all,

I've got a red sea reefer nano (21 gallon display, 7 gallon sump). The display is a cube shape. At the moment I have an orange storm clown, benggai cardinal, a yellow watchman goby paired up with a pistol shrimp and a cleaner shrimp. Before the clown which was the most recent addition, I had a pink streaked wrasse and tail spot blenny. My nitrates are always in the 8-10 range and phosphate is almost always 0. I dose phosphate daily and just beat dinos. I'd like to add another fish. Mainly because I want one but also to keep nutrients up. I'm leaning towards another pink streak but know that it might be bullied by the clown. At the moment it's still youngish, maybe a year old. I'm also interested in a royal gramma. The clown and benggai are always aout in the water column and the goby is in it's hole most of the day so the gramma makes more sense as it would occupy the rockwork. I liked having a blenny but am after something more colorful.
Any suggestions?
 
If aggression is a factor, a Valentini puffer is good. Longnose hawkfish are gentle. Diamond goby never picks a fight. Of course keep a lid on for those
 

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