My first inhabitants

Sorry for the poor picture quality, I was kinda rushed. Here are my first 4 residents... Pancho and Lefty are the emerald crabs, and I figured I wouldn't name the snails...cause they don't come when ya call 'em anyways.
Can't wait to get some fish in there.

There's an Ocellaris clown at the LFS that I've got my eye on right now...can't wait.

quick pic of snacktime...

With the 2 newest additions, TURBO SNAILS! I see where they get the nickname...I could watch them and the crabs work all day! Sorry for the poor pic quality, I'm still workin' on the camera skills. (I can only master one hobby at a time, I'm afraid.) Anyway, pictured here are Pancho, an Astrea on the back wall, and one of the new Turbos on the upper right.

This Saturday is move-in day for a new Ocellaris clownfish...will post pics when he arrives.

I think I now enjoy inverts more than fish...is that wrong?:rofl:

Quick stocking question...

Would an Ocellaris and a Royal Gramma be too much to add at the same time for a 20G tank? Or would it be better if I add the Ocellaris, wait a week or so, and then add the Gramma? I don't want to over bio-load the tank, but I kind of wanted to put them both in at the same time.
Thoughts?

And thanks.

No fish today.

As I was on the way to the LFS to purchase the Ocellaris, it suddenly occurred to me that it just 'didn't feel right'. Instead, I purchased half a dozen cerith snails, and added them to the cleaning crew.
Although all the water parameters are excellent (ammo 0 nitrites 0 nitrates 0 sali 1.024 Ph 8.3), it still just seems too early. Started the tank on July 20th and it just seems too early. When the cleaning crew gets control of the diatoms, and the tank looks like it did when I started, (at the rate they're going, I figure another week or so, tops.) THEN it will be time for the Ocellaris. Any thoughts? And to clarify, I assume the bacteria will still be ok in there, as the cleaning crew are giving off some food for them, right?