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I have a 240 gallon tank that will be coming out of a Fallow period here in a few weeks and below is what I am looking at stocking the tank with. Is there any real compatability issues I do not know Wrasse compatibility at all. I haven't had an issue with tangs before and was able to minimize aggression but just want a sanity check. Before someone calls me out on it not all fish will be added at the same time and they will be quarantined with the rest of us.

Kole Tang

Naso tang male

Chevron Tang

Orange shoulder Tang

Pair Wyoming white clowns

Pair Mandarin Gobies

4 lyretail anthias (1 male 3 Female)

rhomboidalis wrasse

Blue throat fairy wrasse

Possible flasher wrasse
 
I have a 240 gallon tank that will be coming out of a Fallow period here in a few weeks and below is what I am looking at stocking the tank with. Is there any real compatability issues I do not know Wrasse compatibility at all. I haven't had an issue with tangs before and was able to minimize aggression but just want a sanity check. Before someone calls me out on it not all fish will be added at the same time and they will be quarantined with the rest of us.

Kole Tang

Naso tang male

Chevron Tang

Orange shoulder Tang

Pair Wyoming white clowns

Pair Mandarin Gobies

4 lyretail anthias (1 male 3 Female)

rhomboidalis wrasse

Blue throat fairy wrasse

Possible flasher wrasse
Looks good to me..... just keep on eye on your tangs... they can become bullies.
 
Thanks for the help. So no issues with the compatibility of wrasses that was my main concern as I don’t know wrasses at all.
 
Looks great to me! I'd consider getting some small fish down the line as well. I think it so cool to watch little clown gobies in large tanks where it's like the ocean to them.
 

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