Fish Stock for 225 Gallon

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Hello everyone,

I wanted to get your perspective on my current fish stock. My list for 2022 was from my last 80-gallon. I then added the list from 2024 minus the bold one. Two are coming this Friday. My tank is a mixed reef, corals are doing great, SPS and LPS. I have done some great work with the rockwork and there are plenty of hiding spots. All get along well, I would have to say that my male Lyretail Anthias is the tank bully to the other small ones. He even checks the six line ( who says six lines are tuff) Minus running up on the melenarus lol
Tank dimension 71x27x26

Fish List (2022) (#13):
• 4 Green Chromis
• 2 Firefish
• 1 Starry Blenny
• 1 Sixline Wrasse
• 1 Melenarus Wrasse
• 2 Yellow Coris Wrasse
• 1 Royal Gramma
• 1 Pink/Blue Spot Watchman Goby
Fish List (2024) (#11)
• 2 Clown Fish (Male & Female) (premium-gladiator)
• 1 Male Lyretail Anthias
• 3 Female Lyretail Anthias
• 1 Naso tang (Blonde) 4"-5"
• 1 Fox Face (One Spot) 4"-5"
• 1 White Tail Kole tang 4"-5"
• 1 Dsjardian Sailfin Tang 3"-4"
• 2 Swallowtail Zebra Angelfish (male 4"-5" & female 3"-4")
 
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