Sorry
@Calmwaters ended up bouncing up the replies anyway, but thanks!!
Plenty of room for wrasses. Great genuses to add:
-Halichoeres (pigs)... chrysus, leucoxanthus, iridis, pallidus ($$), lapillus ($$$), biocellatus and claudia... could also manage a melanurus if it plays nicely.
- Macropharyngodon (leopards)... any of them. Could even go with two contrasters like a bipartitis and negrosensis.
-Paracheilinus (flashers)... any combo of them, with caution on the eightline
-Cirrhilabrus (fairies)... Can combine with caution, refer to diagram below.
-Anampses... some would say an Anampses would work like a meleagrides or neoguiaicus in a 4fter, but I feel woth other larger fish it might be cramped. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
-Pseudocheilinus... at your own risk, not recommended
-Pseudojuloides (pink streak)... tank might be too active for these shy giys, but if tank tirns out to be really peaceful, a male/female or fem/fem pair of pinkies is delightful
-Wetmorella (possums)... like the pinkies, but some individuals do better than others in larger tanks
If your tank were mine, I'd mostly be worried about the clowns but proceed with 2 leopards (black and blue star), a radiant (Halichoeres iridis), a blue flasher (cyaneus), a royal flasher (angulatus) or diamondtail (attenuatus) if I'm flush, and 3 peaceful fairies (isosceles or brunneus, rhomboidalis, equisitus, lubbocki, bathyphilus, or if I'm burning cash an earlei). All personal preferences! Pinkies and possums probably not, although I love my pair of pinkies--I'd prefer them being established first before the others came in. Re: clowns, I'd be ready to grab them and put them in prison. My clown pair started harassing my brunneus, and the second they looked at the pinkies twice they were out.
