90 Gallon Fish Plan

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Hey Guys,
Just wanted to gets yalls opinions on what would be a good fish plan for my 90 gallon.

I currently have 2 Clowns, 1 Fire Gobie, 1 Purple Gobie, 2 Chromis, and some cleanup crew (crabs, snails, shrimp, etc.)

Some items on my wish list would be some Anthias, Wrasse, Pistol Shrimp & Gobie, A yellow Tang.

Let me know what else yall suggest.

Thanks!
 
Those should all work well. Just make sure to stay safe on the wrasse; adding him last if you get an aggressive type.
McCosker's Flasher Wrasse would be good
I have had a randals watchman gobie and pistol shrimp before. The gobie lived forever;
I had to move, and tried to move the aquarium. I sold most of my fish but couldn't get that one out. A month passed, with me selling back the fish I could catch when they seemed stressed. Slowly I got rid of rock. Eventually all the rock was gone, it had been about 3 months. Then I had to turn off the flow, the entire tank was gone, except that pair. He ended up lasting the next month, in which the shrimp died. After about a week of trying, I finally got him out. With no place to put him he lived in a plastic easter basket until the weekend. Finally he is gone.
 
I have 90 and 8 would personally skip the yellow tang. I think a kole eye or tomini would be better suited for your tank. If you want yellow a corris wrasse will be great.
 
Your list looks good. There is debate on how well suited a yellow tang is for life in a 90g, personally, I feel it would be fine, and have seen it successfully done on numerous occasions. All flasher, and most fairy wrasses are quite peaceful.
 

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