Stocking a 14g Macro Algae tank?

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So unfortunately my 5 gallon Planted/NPS Reef ended up almost bursting )The bottom panel cracked and started leaking, if I didn't notice who knows what would've happened) and now all the inhabitants (Macros, NPS Gorgs, snails, and an Electric Flame Scallop are all in a bucket. The tank is now being replaced by a 14 gallon I had on hand, so what kind of fish could work out? The dimensions are 20 1/2in (Length) x 10 1/2 in (Width) x 16 1/2in (Tall)

My main stocking I want to have is a Citron Clown Goby and a Bluestripe Pipefish, anything else that could work with those 2? (Plant and Invert safe please)
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I would start with those and see how feeding goes with the pipe fish before adding any more fish
 
I would start with those and see how feeding goes with the pipe fish before adding any more fish
Yeah good point. I'm planning to seed with Tigger Pods and I've been hatching live bbs for a while now I hope it'll do well. Also going with a captive bred one from Seahorse Savvy should help a lot, I'm considering something like a Pinkstreak wrasse as well, do you think the pipefish would do well with one?
 

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