75 Gallon stocking

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Question on stocking my 75 gallon. Wondering if I’ve got the capacity to add one more fish, either a flasher/fairy wrasse, or orchid dottyback? I don’t want to rehome any fish down the road when they reach full size either, so I’m trying to take that into account.

Current stock:
2 Picasso Clowns
1 Yellow Coris Wrasse
1 Yellow Watchmen Goby
1 Flame Angel

Note: I have a large skimmer and very large amount of chaeto so not too worried about the bioload.
 
Question on stocking my 75 gallon. Wondering if I’ve got the capacity to add one more fish, either a flasher/fairy wrasse, or orchid dottyback? I don’t want to rehome any fish down the road when they reach full size either, so I’m trying to take that into account.

Current stock:
2 Picasso Clowns
1 Yellow Coris Wrasse
1 Yellow Watchmen Goby
1 Flame Angel

Note: I have a large skimmer and very large amount of chaeto so not too worried about the bioload.
I don’t see an issue with this stock list. You could probably easily do 2-3 more fish. Just be aware that clownfish pairs can become aggressive, especially when they spawn.
 
Question on stocking my 75 gallon. Wondering if I’ve got the capacity to add one more fish, either a flasher/fairy wrasse, or orchid dottyback? I don’t want to rehome any fish down the road when they reach full size either, so I’m trying to take that into account.

Current stock:
2 Picasso Clowns
1 Yellow Coris Wrasse
1 Yellow Watchmen Goby
1 Flame Angel

Note: I have a large skimmer and very large amount of chaeto so not too worried about the bioload.
Definitely could add more... I have 5 fish in a 33 gallon... All depends on size as well..
 

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