2nd tank add-on

[ReefMagicMan]

I just upgraded my 110g predator reef, so I have experience with fish around the size you're thinking.
The issue I feel like you're going to run into is swimming length, so triggers should be considered with caution. I have a 6 year old Niger trigger that I just moved into a 6' 180g display, where he is MUCH happier than he was with the 4' tank. They like having room to really get up to speed.
Bluethroat triggers stay much smaller than many other triggers and have great personality!

Halichoerus wrasse are great additions for color, personality, and being utilitarian. My personal favorites include the halichoeres iridis (radiant), halichoeres timorensis (Timor), halichoeres marginatus (dusky). These mentioned are reef safe.
I have also kept more aggressivewrasse, such as the red coris wrasse, who is a stunning and extremely active fish. @Slocke can surely add to the wrasse list.

I feel like you could get a lot of color and movement with some butterflies, dwarf angels, or anthias. :)
I'm looking forward to seeing where you go with this.

Great ideas I need to see your tank do you have a thread going in here I'll check it on your name and see but I'm probably six months away from Fish
I like to plan an early

 

[ReefMagicMan]

Wrasses have energy so a longer tank is better. If you like a fun fish that has a ton of personality then consider a dragon. Not the most colorful but very interactive. You could also consider a smaller species of hogfish or Tuskfish as they are less energetic then other wrasses.

I thought a big school of chromius would be pretty nice but I had bad experience with those

 

[OrchidMiss]

Great ideas I need to see your tank do you have a thread going in here I'll check it on your name and see but I'm probably six months away from Fish
I like to plan an early

Early planning and brainstorming are keys to successful tanks!
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/suzis-bond-villain-180g-predator-reef.873728/post-13691133

 

[ReefMagicMan]

Early planning and brainstorming are keys to successful tanks!
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/suzis-bond-villain-180g-predator-reef.873728/post-13691133

Nice set up
So much to do and plan but I've always been a planner I remember when I was a kid I would make a list of all the things I needed to bring to go camping little OCD maybe

 

[dloberry]

Already have tangs in my other tank
A friend suggested non reef wrasses
They are beautiful

I do plan to get a dragon wrasse

 

[ReefMagicMan]

I do plan to get a dragon wrasse

Was not sure if a dragon meant wrasse
Now I'm interested I have to take a peek and find what they look like

 

[dloberry]

Was not sure if a dragon meant wrasse
Now I'm interested I have to take a peek and find what they look like

Juvenile and adult dragon wrasse

 

[OrchidMiss]

I have a baby in my tank now.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/the-wrasse-lovers-thread.113942/post-14294216

 

[ReefMagicMan]

I have a baby in my tank now.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/the-wrasse-lovers-thread.113942/post-14294216

Hard decisions on figuring out what to put in
I like peaceful tanks I don't like a lot of chaos like my life

 

[dloberry]

I have a baby in my tank now.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/the-wrasse-lovers-thread.113942/post-14294216

Nice looking dragon wrasse

 

[OrchidMiss]

Nice looking dragon wrasse

She's quite a pretty little monster!

 

[dloberry]

She's quite a pretty little monster!

Do they really rearrange your rock work? That was a concern of mine, i don’t think they actually mess with coral just the rock

 

[tbrown]

I have a baby in my tank now.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/the-wrasse-lovers-thread.113942/post-14294216

I've been tempted several times.