Nano clean up crew?

[queen angel]

Hey guys...I was speaking with the lfs tonight about a clean up crew for my 6 gallon nano. I wanted to run it by the board to see if what I had in mind seems sufficient for my setup.
I have 26watts of cf, a 201, 3in dsb, 15lb live rock, neon blue damsel, yellow polyps, green spotted mushrooms, white star polyps, and a colt coral. I am wanting to add an emerald crab, a banded coral shrimp, 4 large mexican turbo grazers, and a green serpent starfish. I just have a couple of concerns, I have read that the banded can be somewhat territorial and the crab a little destructive. Will these additions work for my tank?

 

[predator]

Well some emaralds can be a destructive. I have heard plenty of horror storeies about the riuning a reff. But can say that I hear way more good than bad when it comes to them I have two in my tank and love them.
The banded coral shrimp can and is territorial. But given that you only have one fish it really should not be a problem.
You could probably have a few more snails as well. Maybe regular turbos given that you want three large mexicans. And I really can not blame you for not getting any hermits. I personally hate the little devils. I'v hummed a few over my fence in the past do to destuctive behavior.
Sounds like you have anice set up going and I wish you the best of luck. Keep us posted and try and get some pics posted soon!!

 

[queen angel]

Thanks Predator..
I was really waiting for some advice before returning to the lfs today...I will definitey try to keep everyone posted, I will try to get some pics out there soon.

 

[jedimaster]

interesting tank, I was thinking of strating up a nano in a 5 or 6 gallon tank I have. I would be interested to hear more details of what you have, I would be very watchful of the pollyp and the crabs, from personal experiance, i had two crabs that are now in my sumpbecause of yellow polyp eating.

 

[jsolomon]

THe only thing that I'd be cautious of is that the green serpent star can get quite large. I've seen one before with legs that were about 6 or 8 inches long.