Uncommon fish for 20g reef

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Hello everyone, I already have a 20g reef without any fishes (only frag) , do you have suggestions for some uncommon fish possibilities?
And Can i put sebae clownfish pair or clarkii clownfish pair ?
 
some ideas i like are
geometric pygmy hawk
fang blennys
possum wrasse
shrimp gobies
dartfish
sunburst anthias
lubbocks wrasse
 
Hello everyone, I already have a 20g reef without any fishes (only frag) , do you have suggestions for some uncommon fish possibilities?
And Can i put sebae clownfish pair or clarkii clownfish pair ?

I would avoid both of those clown species as pairs in that small of a tank. What about a pair of skunk clowns? They are rarer, and stay much smaller.

Jay
 
Avoid anthias. Need feeding 3-5x a day and with your volume it will be a huge bio load

Watchman goby would be cool
Do you have a good lid? I’d say Midas Benny also is a good choice
 
I would avoid both of those clown species as pairs in that small of a tank. What about a pair of skunk clowns? They are rarer, and stay much smaller.

Jay
Thanks Jay, I like the Skunk clown , they are differents,
I love premnas toi but my tank IS too little
 

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