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The girls thinks the 90 reef needs more fish.

Current inhabitants are:
Diamond goby
Red coris wrassse
Tei color fairy wrassse
One singular clown
One spot foxface
Yellow tang.

Skimmer is a reef octopus 150 so I'm skimming plenty ;)

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You may want to add few Anthias, Flame angel and/or Black Cap Basslet for extra color.
 

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I’m a fan a blue throat triggers I’ve had 2 in the last 2 years in my Red Sea reefer. They were model citizens never bothered any shrimp,snails, coral etc. The only thing to be weary about is that they are jumpers I lost them both due to carpet surfing lol. In my opinion as long as you have a lid on your aquarium you’re good to go
 

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Yeah that should be fine, In my experience blue throats are gentle giants. Good luck and post whatever you decide to go with
 

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Depending on what you want but i only buy fish to work them lol. Tangs, Copperband, Sixline Wrasse, Blimey all great workers best part they work for food to keep my tank clean.
 

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Have you thought about fire fish gobies? You can have a group of them. Group of banghaii cardinals is nice too. I find anthias too much of a pain to keep.
 
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Tried the firefish. Had them, and my tri color fairy wrassse bullied them to death. I had a kole eye that I miss, I was thinking ankther kole eye, or a blue throat and a school of something
 

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Lyretail anthias are one of the easier ones, I've currently got 3 in my 180 (1 M & 2 F), only feed once a day. I love my female BT Trigger and she was in my 90 before I upgraded and was fine in it & is really growing slowly. I had an azure damsel a while back and he was peaceful along with a blue reef chromis, not the typical blue/green, which I also have. You could definitely get a dwarf angelfish, which ever you like the looks of. I also love hawkfish, currently have a longnose and had a flame, both great fish. If you like smaller fish, maybe a blenny or goby.
 
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We have a diamond goby in the system now. We love royal Gramma so if it's possible to have multiple then that would be amazing. I stay away from dwarf angels as they can be nippers and I don't trust them I'll get one for the basement predator tank if I ever can get that going. I love hawkfish so that's a possibility if he wont fight with the goby.
 

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Kinda weird for the fairy wrasse to go after them. But I had mine before added mccosker fairy wrasse. Perhaps due to similar size.
 
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Do you think I'd have bio room for a blue throat, a kole eye and say 3 lyretail anthias considering my current bio load? Not looking to keep sps outside of monticap. Mostly lps and softies
 

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