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I agree, I've thought about a potters myself. A clarion is really nice too

I see people mention clown gobys in small tanks. I always laugh, I have one in my 220 lol

Ha ha ha you ain't kidding sir

Another tang would be an issue. Other then that your fish mix is fine. Bi color Angel's are tough to keep. Potters are expensive

It would still be female, and able to lay eggs. She probably ate them knowing they wouldn't hatch.

You can try a glass filler. Some people say tooth paste.

Its normal. Clowns will lay eggs fairly often in captivity. Survival is very low tho, even if they hatch

So who do we still have on here?

A 6" tusk is a difficult fish. Really small and adult tusk have a hard time adjusting to tank life. 3-4 is probably ideal. That said, live shrimp is a good choice. Hermit crabs and clams could also entice it.

First off, HORRIBLE idea to use fish to cycle sw. Use live rock. 2nd a 15 gallon is really small for sw. Maybe 2 fish max

Most reputable fish stores keep live rock in tanks with nothing else. So really the only thing you need to worry about are certain hitchhikers. Bristle worms, crabs, star fish, ect. Personally I don't worry about them. I've gotten all of the above as hitchhikers on my live rock aswell. The...

Agreed

Live rock is a must. Live sand isn't needed. Go slow be patient and do your homework. SW is not terribly hard

Did you stir up the sand at all when you did the w c?

Text them to yourself, upload that pic

If you could post a pic that would be helpful

I like the white spot and have a yellow tail

The issue will be the dotty back. 2 fold bc it's already in the tank and alot of captive raised fish are dotty backs. A few ideas, are captive raised dwarf Angel's. I make no promises with your coral tho lol. A few damsels are captive raised aswell. Others include gobys ie gobys.

Agreed. I don't see anything to be concerned about