109g fish stocking question/advice

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New here so be gentle lol

I have a 109 gallon tank up and running for a year currently with the following fish
1- Tomini Tang
1-Foxface rabbitfish
1-oscellaris clown
1-coral beauty angel
2- chromis not sure what kind but solid dark blue

Now I would love to add another 1-2 tangs if possible and a wrasse . I have really been struggling to find a suitable tang for a 109g with an established tomini tang who is still fairly small 4-5” . I have considered yellow tang but they are impossible to buy right now . Kole tang but think they are similar body shape might be a problem??

What would you add to my stocking list if you were me ?

Thanks
 
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Maybe something for low in the tank? Like a goby or a lawnmower blenny? I don’t know the dimensions on a 109, so I can’t recommend a tang. Maybe a partner for your clown? Good luck either way!
 
Sorry for the delay @Zionas and @jradishness I have the red sea reefer 525 xl and I believe my dimensions are as follows 59 " x 22" x 22.5 " . With this in mind I was thinking of adding a scopas tang and yellow eye kole tang if I can find one or blue eye kole tang . I would QT the scopas and kole tang together for a month and then add together under the cover of night fall and moniter the interactions with my tomini tang . My 5 fish are very chill right now so I would like to keep it this way if possible. I know nothing is a guarantee with fish and you can get a aggressive or peaceful fish however I would like to always do my research before I purchase anything that is a setup for failure from the beginning.

Thoughts on the scopas and kole tang plan ??
 

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