I am thinking a devil lion fish, a cow box fish, A puffer, a cat or bamboo shark with remora (not the giant remoras the smaller suckerfish grow to about 10"), a Garden or snowflake eel, a bubble anemone with a pair of false clown fish (hopefully they won't get eaten by the numerous highly predatory fish), Sergeant major damsels, a lobster stolen from the restaurant food tank and some corals
So the Clownfish are gonna be questionable. I have massive quantities of marine baitfish on my doorstep so feeding the preds is going to be easy. I am thinking with the lobster if it gets put in first and has a couple of weeks to venture around its territory and claim its caves perhaps it will stand a chance against predation.
So the Clownfish are gonna be questionable. I have massive quantities of marine baitfish on my doorstep so feeding the preds is going to be easy. I am thinking with the lobster if it gets put in first and has a couple of weeks to venture around its territory and claim its caves perhaps it will stand a chance against predation.
however, if you are able to give the Nem the light it requires, get a large pair of adult Maroons and keep the water to a high standard, in theory it should be do-able. It would be hard work though keeping that water clean enough for the Nem - mind you, you have a lot of staff and the sea on your doorstep, so assume this wouldn't be a problem