Fish Suggestions for 125 Mixed Reef?

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Here's what I have. Thanks in advance [emoji2]

Yellow Tang (grumpy)
Lawnmower Blenny
2 Lyrtail Anthias - Females
5 PJ Cardinals
2 Ocellaris Clowns
Green Chromis
Watchman Goby (very small)

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Fairy, flasher, leopard, and most Halichoeres wrasses, pink square or bimaculatus anthias, marine betta, xebra dartfish.
 
Got the pair of fire fish. Forgot to put my melanurus wrasse on the list. I can't have other wrasses with it can I? Also, was told I can't have other anthias. Is that true? Considering a purple and a Tomini tangs. Thoughts?
 
Tomini are great don't know about a purple with a yellow could be problems with aggression.
 
I need something blue [emoji226]. No damsels allowed (I need a sign). Got the Chromis and getting more. Don't want Dori. Hmm...
 
How about a coral beauty or bicolor angel I hear you on the blue not many blue fish. I have a 125 too that is mostly stocked but I'm looking for a small blue fish. I've been Thinking blue reef chromis.
 
I love my Chromis but they have been hard for me to keep for some reason. Everything else likes to pester them. I guess because they are top water fish and make good targets [emoji39]
 
You can keep other wrasses with the melanurus, anthias as well, although using a social acclimation box to introduce new wrasses to an established wrasse.

The tomini and the purple tangs will work in a 125g.

+1 on blue gudgeons.
 

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