Final stocking suggestions

[LgTas]

I have a 60 gal DT with a 30 gal sump. Coming on a year now. Use NSW. Don't have any mechanical filtration or skimmer. Sump is basically one big macroalgae tank with a hitchiker cushion starfish that has a taste for hammers. Having to dose N and P is at 0.6. So it's a very balanced system that I don't want to upset.

Anyway question is my current stock list is:
2 x Azure Damsel
1 x Orchid Dottyback
2 x Black Ocellaris Clowns
1 x Bangaii Cardinal
1 x yellow striped cardinal
1 x red spot blenny

Everyone is happy and healthy and has their spot. Tried adding a baby coral beauty last but the azures and orchid where not having it. Moved it to my nem tank. Red spot was added after that. They're obviously not the mildest of species so I'm wondering if there's anything j could potentially add or if I should just let it be. Much prefer captive bred but very limited options in Australia

 

[Sharkbait19]

If you want to keep from adding to the bioload, gobies are a good bet. They produce very little waste.
A shrimp goby and a pistol shrimp (tiger or Randall’s) would make a very fun addition. Or a firefish. Both are very beautiful and very peaceful.
Aurora shrimpgoby:

Red firefish:

 

[LgTas]

Cheers for the suggestions. Would love a goby. Blenny not going to take issue with it?

 

[Sharp]

Cheers for the suggestions. Would love a goby. Blenny not going to take issue with it?

I have had multiple blennies and gobys together with no issue. You could use an acclimation box if you are worried about aggression, I would be more worried about your damsel and dottyback, mine are very mean! I used an acclimation box to introduce a tiny purple tang to a large well established powderblue. I tried without the box and the purple tang nearly died within a couple of hours. 3 days in the box and the powderblue tang didnt even notice when I let the purple tang loose.

 

[Sharp]

You could try a small species of anthias or wrasse - such as a tamarin wrasse or melenarus wrasse, they're relatively small and good looking. Also a flamehawk fish is a good option. Though I will point out that tamarin wrasse and some anthias might need livebrineshrimp for a couple of days before they realise what food in a home aquarium is. I am a new reefer and have done it for multiple anthias and wrasse so dont get putoff by this. But be aware of this before purchase.

Good luck!
Fergus

 

[blaxsun]

Midnight dwarf angel. It will dominate the tank, though (and mine developed a taste for acans). But it won't take crap from the damsels or dottyback.

 

[Sharkbait19]

Cheers for the suggestions. Would love a goby. Blenny not going to take issue with it?

Blenny shouldn’t be a bother. As said the dotty or damsel is a bigger issue. Gobies stay out of the way and are fast though.