Wrasse for a 20g

A Wetmorella species or Pseudocheilinops ataenia.
 
Just a heads up, if those Clownfish ever decide to pair up you might have to take every other fish out. FWIW I have a breeding pair of Ocellaris in my 20 gallon tank and they won't tolerate anything other than the invertebrates in there with them. A Wrasse can be a real PAIN to catch too. GL.
 
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Just a heads up, if those Clownfish ever decide to pair up you might have to take every other fish out. FWIW I have a breeding pair of Ocellaris in my 20 gallon tank and they won't tolerate anything other than the invertebrates in there with them. A Wrasse can be a real PAIN to catch too. GL.
Are they likely to pair or is that not common?
 
Are they likely to pair or is that not common?
Clownfish almost always pair up as long as they aren't both females. But aggression can vary from specimen to specimen. I've had some get really aggressize and some that are pretty laid back, even when laying eggs.
 
I'd disagree on the 6 line. It may work temporarily but the 6 line would become a jerk at some point.
 

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