54 gallon fish recommendations

Hey everyone! New to R2R and just interested to see what people would recommend to add to my tank. I currently have 2 ocellaris clownfish, a hoeven’s wrasse and a valentini puffer in a fowlr setup. Just looking to add another fish or two and any and all suggestions are welcome.
Thanks.
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Hey everyone! New to R2R and just interested to see what people would recommend to add to my tank. I currently have 2 ocellaris clownfish, a hoeven’s wrasse and a valentini puffer in a fowlr setup. Just looking to add another fish or two and any and all suggestions are welcome.
Thanks.
Welcome, Tomini Tang
 
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Which fish do YOU like? Start there and research compatibility with your tank. There are so many options but the "right for you" will work itself out over time. Glad you joined
I love panther groupers and a lot of triggers but either too aggressive or get to big for what I am working with currently.
 
I always think to get cardinals but never end up getting them idk why lol
Because they are boring.....
I vote YWG or a long nosed hawkfish .... they both have a lot of personality.
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Hey everyone! New to R2R and just interested to see what people would recommend to add to my tank. I currently have 2 ocellaris clownfish, a hoeven’s wrasse and a valentini puffer in a fowlr setup. Just looking to add another fish or two and any and all suggestions are welcome.
Thanks.
Royal gramma, midas blenny, any of the dwarf angels have beautiful coloring (flame angel, coral beauty, etc) and can only be kept in FOWLR, flame hawk or long nose hawk
 
One of the dwarf angels would be my pick, especially since you don't have corals to worry about. Flame angels and coral beauties are both stunners.
 

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