clownfish9
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how many clownfish could fit in a nano tank of 15 gallons?
nano for clownfish
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salty chee
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What are the length and width measurements? Once you get them, multiply them then divide that by 48. That answer is how many inches of saltwater fish you can put in it. You could generally put two of those were the only fish.
clownfish9
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i havent gotten the tank yet so i dont know. what is the best lenth and with mesurments for them?
salty chee
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Its just simply what I said to do. Its an easy way to find how many fish you can put in a tank.
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tuningvis
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2 of the same species in a 15 is okay ... dont add anymore than that
salty chee
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Finaly I give good advise! 
queek
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I would say 2 false Pec's or 2 true perc's they dont need much tank place and you can find them tank raised so easy. Being tank raised makes life so much easier. I have read a few books that say they can even spawn in such a small tank but I think that might be a little out there. Just make sure you add them at the same time so they can fight out who is going to be the female.
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tuningvis
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kinda depends on the density of the rock
clownfish9
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could you fit a neon blue goby with the 2 clowns?
clownfish9
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are neon gobys hardy and peacful?
overanalyzer
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Originally Posted by clownfish9
could you fit a neon blue goby with the 2 clowns?
No and I'd think two clowns would be pushing your water quality limits as well. I'd suggest a 20 gallon as the smallest for a pair of clowns. After rock and substrate you are lucky to have 1/2 the water volume you start with .....
of course are you hooking this tank up to a sump or refugium?? That might help stabilize water quality some.
I'd look into one clown or some of the gobies. It will be easier on you and the fish. That or plan on massive weekly water changes with two clowns (clowns are like pigs - eat a lot and poop a lot ....)
could you fit a neon blue goby with the 2 clowns?
No and I'd think two clowns would be pushing your water quality limits as well. I'd suggest a 20 gallon as the smallest for a pair of clowns. After rock and substrate you are lucky to have 1/2 the water volume you start with .....
of course are you hooking this tank up to a sump or refugium?? That might help stabilize water quality some.
I'd look into one clown or some of the gobies. It will be easier on you and the fish. That or plan on massive weekly water changes with two clowns (clowns are like pigs - eat a lot and poop a lot ....)