Clownfish naturally have a symbiotic relationship with anemones, therefore should be present in tank.

Gobies tend to school and should be placed together to prevent stress.

Before adding fish to a properly acclimated tank, they should be placed in their bag, floating in the water of the tank for approximately 20 to 30 minutes to equalize water temperature to prevent shocking the fish, be sure to add fish one or two at a time, over a course of several weeks to prevent aggression and stress.

Properly place plants and decor to allow fish to create natural barriers and observe fishes' behavior, turning off tank lights and separating fish as needed to decrease aggression and calm the fish.

for the set up we are going to need

1. a 50 gallon tank( this size so that it is easier to clean and we can fit more inside of it.

For this tank to take care of it we are going to make sure to do weekly cleaning of the tanks, this means taking out any buildings we put in there, making sure the plants are cleaned if needed, testing every other day the salt levels in the tank, making sure all filtration systems are working and changing the filters as needed for the tank.

After cleaning we are going to place our buildings and decor back in different spots to change the territories for the fish as needed since we may want to introduce new ones at this time as well. since this will help to prevent them from fighting. as well as allow the new fish to sit in the bag for 30 minutes or so so that the old fish can get used to the fish prior and turn off the lights to help prevent fights too.

We are going to feed the fish:

1. worms, fish flakes, zooplankton, and small crustaceans.

   1. this is for the clown fish

2. small crustaceans and brine shrimp for the gobies ( since they are bottom feeders the sinking pellets would also work. )

3. we are going to feed the fish every day 2 times a day in small amounts