Experiences with these fish

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Working on a stock list for a 310 Fowlr (96x30x25). Not sure what the final list will look like but here are some of the fish I am considering. Red Coris Wrasse, Green Bird Wrasse, Picasso Trigger, Clown Trigger and Queen Angel with Blueface Angel. What are others experience in keeping these fish? Do you end up rehoming any of them if so, what reason? Is the Clown Trigger is as bad as I have read? What are owners of Clowns actual experience?
 
Working on a stock list for a 310 Fowlr (96x30x25). Not sure what the final list will look like but here are some of the fish I am considering. Red Coris Wrasse, Green Bird Wrasse, Picasso Trigger, Clown Trigger and Queen Angel with Blueface Angel. What are others experience in keeping these fish? Do you end up rehoming any of them if so, what reason? Is the Clown Trigger is as bad as I have read? What are owners of Clowns actual experience?

I’d skip the clown trigger. They are highly variable in their compatibility, and you can’t tell going in how one is going to behave.

Relative size and addition order is going to control the comparability of the other ones.
 
Queen Angels get HUGE. I bought a French Angel juvenile and hoping it can live its entire life in my 96x36x30 tank, but they get huge like Queens too. Love the Queens and French Angels, they are majestic.

Triggers id trust would be Niger, Pink tail, Blue Throat. Those seem to be the best 'community citizens'
 

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