Finish stocking 130 help.

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So I have a 130. I’m looking to adding a few more fish on the smaller side. I want great color and better if they are utilitarian fishes. So I have in the tank currently 1 banghaii cardinal,2 clowns,1 foxface,1blue lipped tang, purple tang, powder brown. I do have sps in atm but I might do LPs later on
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Nothing says "great color and utilitarian" like a Halichoeres genus wrasse. Melanurus or biocellatus or chrysus are good ones. There are others.

You do have some mean fish in there first, however.
 
Nothing says "great color and utilitarian" like a Halichoeres genus wrasse. Melanurus or biocellatus or chrysus are good ones. There are others.

You do have some mean fish in there first, however.
Believe it or not they are pretty well behaved. The biggest a hole is the clown if anything. The purple chases new fishes for a day and gives up. I feed so much when I put in a new fish about 6-8 times a day so he can worry about food and not fish
 
Believe it or not they are pretty well behaved. The biggest a hole is the clown if anything. The purple chases new fishes for a day and gives up. I feed so much when I put in a new fish about 6-8 times a day so he can worry about food and not fish
Yeah, Clarkii clowns (I think that's what it is) cam get really nasty.
 

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