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I am looking for suggestions!
I don't yet have water in the tank, so it's all planning.
the thought right now is to start this way..

1. pair of ocellaris clowns
2. Cleanup Crew, start small, add as I need to
3. maybe a scopas tang (maybe yellow, but I like the scopas look)

at some point:
lawnmower blenny
pistol shrimp/watchman goby pair
mandarin (later, after I get it well established and get a good pod population)

I am planning a mixed reef, but more towards soft and LPS. I like the moving color.
 
Whats your tank size?
 
I think those will work the tang some people might say you need a bigger tank for zebrasomma but thats really it
 
At that size the list of fish that are not compatible with your tank is much smaller than the list that are.

The only thing I would keep an eye on is with the mandarin and clowns to not get something 100 time their size.
 
I am looking for suggestions!
I don't yet have water in the tank, so it's all planning.
the thought right now is to start this way..

1. pair of ocellaris clowns
2. Cleanup Crew, start small, add as I need to
3. a scopas tang (maybe yellow, but I like the scopas)

at some point:
Midas blenny
lawnmower blenny
pistol shrimp/watchman goby pair
mandarin (later, after I get it well established and get a good pod population)

I am planning a mixed reef, but more towards soft and LPS. I like the moving color.
 
Correction, starting with a pair of Mai Tai clowns. Watched them at the LFS here and like them much more.
 

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