Stocking Ideas for 15 Gallon Nano Reef

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I was wondering if anyone has any cool ideas for stocking a 15 gallon Nano Reef Tank.

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A mated pair of clowns with a big honkin' nem. No other fish
If you were to suggest any anemone, what would it be? Ive been looking at bubble tips and long tentacle but i'm not sure. Thank you for the reply also!
 
If you were to suggest any anemone, what would it be? Ive been looking at bubble tips and long tentacle but i'm not sure. Thank you for the reply also!
I would caution with bta’s that they will take over the tank pretty quickly. They get pretty big and they split frequently, so you probably couldn’t keep any coral if you add a bta as it will sting the coral in a small tank like that. Do you want a hosting nem? If not, rock flower anemones might be a better choice.
 
I would caution with bta’s that they will take over the tank pretty quickly. They get pretty big and they split frequently, so you probably couldn’t keep any coral if you add a bta as it will sting the coral in a small tank like that. Do you want a hosting nem? If not, rock flower anemones might be a better choice.
Yeah I was thinking of getting a hosting nem for the clowns I plan to get. I read it helps them a lot and eliminates a lot of stress if they have one they can host. What do you think?
 
Yeah I was thinking of getting a hosting nem for the clowns I plan to get. I read it helps them a lot and eliminates a lot of stress if they have one they can host. What do you think?
It should be good. Just know you probably won’t be able to keep much if any coral with them.
 

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