Calling all wrasse heads

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In my 220 mixed reef I currently have an Eight Line Flasher, Lineatus, Golden Rhomboid, Red Lined, Yellow Chrysus and Earmuff Wrasse along with 7 other random fish. I'd like to add some more wrasse, but obviously looking to add ones that can coexist with existing and also acknowledging the others are already established (so the "at the same time" window has passed). Any suggestions that would have a high likelihood of success? Any subspecies would be of interest, just have to play nice with the others.
 
@Slocke has a cool little chart he likes sharing for just such an occasion as this.
 
Variety is the key! The more different the better. This is the chart for fairy wrasse with my usual recommendations highlighted
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I don't have the time to do a full recommendation but maybe @i cant thinkfor @JoJosReef could?
 
Variety is the key! The more different the better. This is the chart for fairy wrasse with my usual recommendations highlighted
IMG_5015.jpeg

I don't have the time to do a full recommendation but maybe @i cant thinkfor @JoJosReef could?
Very familiar with the wrasse guy chart and have a Lubbock's, Exquisite and Splendid Pintail slated for a different tank (Great Minds). Here's what I'm thinking after playing with it this morning so let me know what you think if you have time. To the existing looking to add a Brunneus, an Orange Back (or Bluehead), a Melanurus, and a Richmond's. Maybe a Timor as well if I can come across one. Later may add a pair of Blue Stars and would love a Tamarin if they weren't such horrible shippers. Thoughts?
 
Very familiar with the wrasse guy chart and have a Lubbock's, Exquisite and Splendid Pintail slated for a different tank (Great Minds). Here's what I'm thinking after playing with it this morning so let me know what you think if you have time. To the existing looking to add a Brunneus, an Orange Back (or Bluehead), a Melanurus, and a Richmond's. Maybe a Timor as well if I can come across one. Later may add a pair of Blue Stars and would love a Tamarin if they weren't such horrible shippers. Thoughts?
Its good but maybe hold
Off on the melanurus until after the leopards. Mels can be aggressive to Halichoeres and leopards.
 
It seems slocke got ya covered.. the @i cant think tag didn’t work in slockes post above but both are the experts around here..
 

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