The next and last fish for the tank

[stupid_naso]

I have 10 gal tank. Currently has 1 sebae clown, 1 cleaner shrimp, 2 mini feather dusters, 3 astrea snails, and 1 sally litefoot. I used to have a yellow tail damsel, but I removed him yesterday because he was attacking my cleaner shrimp.
I want a fish that can add color to my tank. There are some fishes that I have in mind, flame angel, firefish, another clown, possibly tangs? . I'm also planning to add a small red star fish. Does anyone have any recommendation on any of the fishes I mentioned? Or even other fishes?
I have another question about fish size. Don't they adjust to the environment they live in? I mean, let's say you have a triggerfish, if you put him in a 40 gallon tank, there is a max size that it will grow up to. If you move him to a bigger tank, they will grow bigger. Doesn't it work like that?
Thanks,
stupid_naso

 

[diatom]

No angel, no tang and if you get a fire fish put a lid on as they have been known to jump.
Fish do not adjust to their environment...if they did you've have hundreds of people with sharks in their 10 gal tanks.

 

[whipple]

Hey stupid naso what part of CALI are you in ? e-mail me if you could like to talk to you about your LFS.

 

[thor]

personally i wouldnt put anything else in there without a very good filter sytem you might be able to add a firefish with the clown

 

[stupid_naso]

whipple, I actually live in Orange County, in the city of Tustin. It's about one hour south from LA.

 

[jimi]

I hope you where kidding when you said you wanted more for a ten gallon. MAYBE a firefish.

 

[fshhub]

believe it or not, you maxed out, normally you should not exceed 1 inch per 5 gal of water, ESPECIALLY with no lr or a dsb(general rule only), and you have 6 inch fish in 10 gallon, even in instances where you can exceed the general rule, you've blown it away, the sebae will get @ 6 inches, and tank size does not matter to him, he will grow, so i'd say nothing at all, and a ff needs 25 gallons of h2o, ihope this is what jimi meant and i've only explained it,
but any one here would agree, a 6 incher in 10 gallons is MORE than enough for your system
HTH

 

[stupid_naso]

I'm sorry, I forgot to mention the lr and ls. I have about 6 lbs of lr, and about 2 inches of ls. Does that change anything?
stupid_naso

 

[fshhub]

not really, because, you still, in most cases will never exceed 1 inch per 2 gallons(with a 10 gallon and 15 lbs and 4 inches, in a stable mature system and skimmer, would more then likely be the best conditions), where 6 in 10 is still over that,
i'm sorry, but,i'd say odds are, that is about it