100% reef safe fishes and inverts...

lol...

Here:

Chromis retrofaciata - BLACK BAR CHROMIS
Chromis vanderbiliti - LYRETAIL CHROMIS
Stonogobius sp. - GOBY - Red Antenna

neopetrolisthes maculatus - ANEMONE CRAB

Hemicentrotus pulcherrimus - SHORT SPINE SEA URCHIN
Strongylocentrolus purpuratus - COMMON SEA URCHIN

Lysmata grabhami - Orange Skunk shrimp
Thor amboinensis - Sexy shrimp

Fromia monilis - Star
Ophiararchnella gorgonia - brittle star

 

"Thor amboinensis" Sexy shrimp, reef safe! Just keep them fed!

 

All 10 of my fish, my hermits, urchin, and cleaner shrimp seem to all be reef safe- in their captive reef anyways- my DT.

I once had a CC sea star that ate alot of my GSP all at once when it was very young.
I banished him to my sump, then gave him away.

3 different clowns, 2 diff. tangs, 3 diff. Dwarf angels, a cardinal, a blue spotted banded goby, and a strawberry basslet

 

ok, now I can comment except I'm not familiar enough with the chromis you've listed. As people have said, it is going to depend on the individuals to a certain degree. What you have listed should be reef safe, the urchins will eat coralline as long as you're ok with that.....keeping the fish well fed and healthy will go a long way to assuring that they don't start to nip at corals. I think you should be fine with that list. You could always get a rogue fish that acts unlike its species but for most part IMO you should be fine with your list.

 

Hate to be the "one" but all these fish/inverts are reef safe.Maybe not tank safe.

 

oh now what would they pick on?

 

can i keep skunk and sexy shrimps together?

 

Yes of course, both species are very peaceful.

 

Nothing comes to mind but as said keep them well fed and there's a strong chance they won't eat anything. Also I can tell your very paranoid. Just calm down and don't worry, take chances It's a huge part of this hobby.

 

a saying my lfs has on his counter "a fish is only as good as its temperament" meaning all fish are different.