Zoanthids

Yellow Tang Great Completely safe Ocellaris Clownfish Great Completely reef safe Six Line Wrasse Great Reef safe Yellowspotted Wrasse Great Reef safe Firefish Goby Great No issues at all Mandarin Dragonet Great Perfectly reef safe Green Chromis Great Reef safe Lawnmower Blenny Great Safe - eats algae only Royal Gramma Great No issues Banggai Cardinalfish Great No issues Ricordea Florida Great Both peaceful; great together Ricordea Yuma Great Both peaceful; great combo Duncan Coral Great Both peaceful corals

Blue Hippo Tang Compatible No known issues between these species Powder Blue Tang Compatible No known issues between these species Kole Tang Compatible No known issues between these species Naso Tang Compatible No known issues between these species True Percula Clownfish Compatible No known issues between these species Maroon Clownfish Compatible May host in zoa colony and damage it Clarkii Clownfish Compatible No known issues between these species Fairy Wrasse Compatible No known issues between these species Melanurus Wrasse Compatible No known issues between these species Cleaner Wrasse Compatible No known issues between these species Clown Goby Compatible No known issues between these species Yellow Watchman Goby Compatible No known issues between these species Blue Devil Damselfish Compatible Won't eat corals but may knock them Yellowtail Damselfish Compatible No known issues between these species Copperband Butterflyfish Compatible Usually safe with zoas Flame Hawkfish Compatible No known issues between these species Longnose Hawkfish Compatible No known issues between these species Midas Blenny Compatible No known issues between these species Tailspot Blenny Compatible No known issues between these species Bicolor Blenny Compatible No known issues between these species Pajama Cardinalfish Compatible No known issues between these species Purple Tang Compatible No known issues between these species Scopas Tang Compatible No known issues between these species Achilles Tang Compatible No known issues between these species Clown Tang Compatible No known issues between these species Sohal Tang Compatible No known issues between these species Convict Tang Compatible No known issues between these species Tomini Tang Compatible No known issues between these species Horn Shark Compatible No known issues between these species Foxface Rabbitfish Compatible Usually leaves zoas alone Magnificent Foxface Compatible No known issues between these species One Spot Foxface Compatible Usually safe Masked Rabbitfish Compatible Usually safe Bluechin Triggerfish Compatible Usually leaves corals alone Undulate Triggerfish Compatible No known issues between these species Magnificent Anemone Compatible No known issues between these species Long Tentacle Anemone Compatible No known issues between these species Sebae Anemone Compatible No known issues between these species Skunk Cleaner Shrimp Compatible No known issues between these species Fire Shrimp Compatible No known issues between these species Peppermint Shrimp Compatible No known issues between these species Tiger Pistol Shrimp Compatible No known issues between these species Sexy Shrimp Compatible No known issues between these species Blue Leg Hermit Crab Compatible No known issues between these species Turbo Snail Compatible No known issues between these species Nassarius Snail Compatible No known issues between these species Tuxedo Urchin Compatible No known issues between these species Red Fromia Starfish Compatible No known issues between these species Hammer Coral Compatible No known issues between these species Torch Coral Compatible No known issues between these species Frogspawn Coral Compatible No known issues between these species Mushroom Coral Compatible Both can coexist; mushrooms may shade zoas Rhodactis Mushroom Compatible Can coexist; rhodactis may overgrow zoas Bounce Mushroom Compatible Can coexist with spacing Green Star Polyps Compatible Both spread; keep on separate rocks Pulsing Xenia Compatible Both soft corals; coexist fine Acropora Compatible Fine if not growing directly on SPS Montipora Compatible No known issues between these species Leather Coral Compatible Zoas tolerate leather chemicals

Flame Angelfish Somewhat Compatible Dwarf angels may nip at zoanthid polyps Coral Beauty Angelfish Somewhat Compatible Less nippy than flame but still risky Longnose Butterflyfish Somewhat Compatible May eat small polyps Niger Triggerfish Somewhat Compatible May leave alone; individual dependent Pinktail Triggerfish Somewhat Compatible Individual dependent Bubble Tip Anemone Somewhat Compatible BTA may move onto and smother zoas Chicago Sunburst BTA Somewhat Compatible BTA may move onto and smother zoas Rose Bubble Tip Anemone Somewhat Compatible BTA may smother zoas Rainbow Bubble Tip Anemone Somewhat Compatible BTA may smother zoas Colorado Sunburst BTA Somewhat Compatible BTA may smother zoas Emerald Crab Somewhat Compatible May eat zoa polyps if underfed

Emperor Angelfish Risky May eat zoanthid colonies French Angelfish Risky Will eat zoanthids Raccoon Butterflyfish Risky May eat zoanthids Coral Catshark Risky May survive but will be disturbed

Brownbanded Bamboo Shark Not Compatible Will scrape zoas off rocks Epaulette Shark Not Compatible Will scrape off rocks Picasso Triggerfish Not Compatible Will eat polyps Clown Triggerfish Not Compatible Will eat everything Carpet Anemone Not Compatible Carpet destroys everything nearby