New tank

[josh88997766]

I’m getting a new tank (free 10g from friend with filter) I currently have a 10g right now with a single clown what are some other fish I could keep I don’t really want another clownfish just sit in one area that they hosted I was looking at damsels what are your favorite types of damsel I’m not worried about aggression as it’s the only thing I’ll keep in there with a few snails maybe I don’t plan on putting a light on the tank either so something that’ll look good without a light

 

[Gumbies R Us]

You are pretty limited to what you can put in a 10g. What kind of clownfish is it?
Personally, I would not do a damsel in there. Clownfish (which is a species of damsels) and another damselfish would be a recipe for aggression in a tank that small. Look into a neon dotty back. Those fish are small, peaceful, and would be a good addition to the tank along with the clown.

 

[BryanM]

I'm reading this like he's getting a 2nd tank for free and wants to put the damsel in that 2nd, new (and free) tank. OP, is that correct?

 

[flor4faun4]

If you want something unique- a pygmy red rooster waspfish. I have one in a 14gallon with 2 clowns and a starfish! They are really frusting to feed though. I had mine for 2 months now and it still needs live foods and target fed.

 

[BryanM]

If you want something unique- a pygmy red rooster waspfish. I have one in a 14gallon with 2 clowns and a starfish! They are really frusting to feed though. I had mine for 2 months now and it still needs live foods and target fed.

heh, that kinda looks like a small, angry lionfish :)

 

[flor4faun4]

If you want something unique- a pygmy red rooster waspfish. I have one in a 14gallon with 2 clowns and a starfish! They are really frusting to feed though. I had mine for 2 months now and it still needs live foods and target fed.

heh, that kinda looks like a small, angry lionfish :)

Oh they're awesome. They're super easy to gender as well, and you can have them in partners and groups too.

 

[JayM]

Firefish, or perhaps springeri damsel.