question on multiple gobies in large tank

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i have a 150 gallon tank currently has a large magnificent foxface, pair of ocelleris clowns, small naso ( lipstick) tang, and a yellow head sleeper goby. im wondering if it would be possible/safe to have a firefish goby in the tank with the sleeper goby? so far everything in the tank gets along great and outside of it being almost naked of coral ( due to what i consider outrageous prices for small frags) everythign is great i dont even have any issues with my hawaiian featherduster or LTA ( other than clowns wont actually get into LTA LOL).

so what do you think, safe to have a firefish goby in my tank? only other additions i have been considering ( outside of coral obviously) is adding the following fire shrimp, skunk cleaner shrimp, BTA, and cleanup crew as needed.
 
I have a orange spotted goby, and a filefish in the same tank....They don't bother each other - they stay on separate sides of the tank.
 
I have a orange spotted goby, and a filefish in the same tank....They don't bother each other - they stay on separate sides of the tank.
i was wondering about a red firefish goby in the tank not a filefish LOL
 
i was wondering about a red firefish goby in the tank not a filefish LOL
Sorry! Miss type....It is a firefish - Siri corrected it incorrectly. I have an orange spotted goby, and a purple firefish - and have no troubles. Of course, every tank/fish is different so YMMV.
 

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