Could this be my limit?

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  1. Lack-There-Of

    Lack-There-Of Bristle Worm

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    Hey all, Just wondering right now I have my 50 gallon currently fowlr but will entually hold some softies with 2 yellow tail damsel and 2 domino damsel's. Will I be able to put in a pair of saddleback clownfish? Thanks:cheesy:
     
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  2. nc208082

    nc208082 Zoanthid

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    yes you could, but watch out for those damsels, the dominos and yellow tails can be real aggressive.
     
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  3. sailorguy

    sailorguy Torch Coral

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    dominos also grow very large,might be good to move them before you add other fish and corals.Catching them will be much easier with less in the tank.
     
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  4. cfcheong

    cfcheong Spanish Shawl Nudibranch

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    I can't agree more, those damsels can be really nasty, I moved the most aggressive one to the sum already...
     
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  5. Lack-There-Of

    Lack-There-Of Bristle Worm

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    Ya the domino's have claimed one peice of LR as their's and they have a no touchy mentality lol
     
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  6. Alohastate335i

    Alohastate335i Fire Worm

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    I started off with a pair of domino damsels in the beginning stages and before I finally removed them I lost a lot of fish due to their territorial and aggressive behavior. I would get rid of them before adding any other fish to your tank. HTH!
     
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