Fish suggestions for invert lovers 24G cube

[mndfreeze]

I have a 24G aquapod thats a mixed SPS/LPS reef. I'm a huge lover of weird stuff. I had a Ternatensis mantis in my last reef tank many years ago. This tank however will have no mantis so I can have a widery variety of other inverts.

I need suggestions for a fish or two that will add some color and movement but be coral and invert safe. I have a yellow watchman and tiger pistol already, as well as the normal snails and small hermits. I will probably add sexy shrimp, a fire shrimp, porcelain crab(s), pom pom crabs, who knows what else.

Anyone have any suggestions for fish that will work in this that have good personality or color, or have odd behavior like how the watchman/tiger combo is?

I'll default to a pair of clowns if I have to, but I'd rather find something cooler if possible.

Considering one of the pygmy angels perhaps? I dont plan on having any clams.

 

[OrionN]

Have you look into the fish for nano aquarium?
I would recommend a Pink-Streaked wrasse (Pseudocheilinops ataenia) or one of the Possum wrasses (Wetmorella sp.) There are several of them all OK for small tanks

 

[OrionN]

I actually see that you got a Possum Wrasse. Good luck with him.

 

[jar41]

royal gramma,barnacle blenny or 2? maybe saphire damsel or dartfish...

 

[mndfreeze]

I did get a possum wrasse. He is awesome, just wish he wasn't such a pain in the *** when it comes to feeding lol.

He JUST started finallllly taking bloodworms. I think he finally decided starving wasn't in his best interest and I wasn't going to keep dropping pods in every day for him.

I have a yellow watchman and tiger pistol pair. Undecided if I'm going to get a third fish or just go inverts from here on out. So many neat inverts out there.

I'm open for further suggestions on another nano fish that will work great in a mixed reef (SPS and LPS) and be very invert friendly. At some point I will probably have some sexy shrimp in here and they are pretty tiny.

I've looked at barnacle blennies a few times. I'd need to actually buy some dead barnacles to add to my tank I think though as my live rock doesn't really have much in the way of holes for one to feel safe in.