Does this stock sound ok?

Noah707 · Feb 6, 2015

-starry blenny
-peppermint shrimp
-orchid Dottyback

And also a pair of clowns, not sure which type is best suited for this tank? I was looking at pink skunk clowns but from what I see they need an anenome, same with orange skunks. The tanks 34 gallons so yeah, and I may go with a royal gramma basslet instead of the orchid if it proves to be too agressive. Could I add the blenny after the clownfish or would it be harassed? I kinda like the look of extreme misbar ocellaris but I'd rather have something like a pink/orange skunk clown. Or a cinnamon but I hear these eat shrimp.

If I can't find the right type of clownfish is there any other options for a active fish? I guess the skunk clownfish is kinda out of the picture because from what I've read, if you don't have an anenome they'll just hide in the rock work. I want
something that will be out in the open and not shy at all, but not something small like Cardinal fish.

Thanks

Smithjm5 · Feb 7, 2015

It would help to know what size tank you have , but like you said you'll probably have aggression issues with the dotty back

Mike J. · Feb 7, 2015

Smithjm5 said:
It would help to know what size tank you have , but like you said you'll probably have aggression issues with the dotty back

It's stated, 34 gallons.

Smithjm5 · Feb 7, 2015

Mike J. said:
It's stated, 34 gallons.

Oh my mistake! I'm on my phone so it's hard to navigate through everything haha

As for the fish I think your best bet would be to skip the dottyback, I have 2 clowns and a royal gramma in a tank half the size and they get along fine. But the royal gramma is a pretty shy fish only comes out for me when I'm feeding, if you don't want occelaris clowns maybe a pair of firefish or pair of basslets would be really cool in my opinion.