I was thinking of adding a couple more fish, namely some sort of sleeper goby, leaning towards a diamond sandsifter, and an anthias of some sort, maybe Randall's or Bimaculatus, or dispar but those aren't available at the moment. I'm also considering getting a firefish goby of some kind since my purple disappeared a few months back.
Tank is 90 gallons, with about 100 lbs of live rock. Lots of hiding places and a decent amount of swimming space as well. Tank is about a year old, and doing well. I've lost the odd fish here or there but no major issues fish-wise so far. The fish are doing well and mostly getting along, idk if I want to risk disturbing the balance, but I figured I'd at least ask.
Current stocklist is:
1 Bellus angelfish
1 Squaretail bristletooth tang (jerkface)
1 Melanurus wrasse
1 yellow canary wrasse
1 McCosker's flasher wrasse
1 Lubbock's fairy wrasse (jerkface)
1 dusky fairy wrasse
2 ocellaris clowns
1 flame hawkfish
1 pajama cardinalfish
1 midas blenny
1 chalk bass
3 azure damsels
2 cleaner shrimp
2 peppermint shrimp (will get more once my LFS gets more in stock)
1 yellow coral banded shrimp
The bristletooth and the lubbocks can be jerks to new additions but it dies down after a few days and there's nothing more than the occasional flaring/chasing to maintain the pecking order. I could honestly do without the anthias but I would really like a goby to occupy the sandbed since it's mostly bare. What do you guys think? Any input is appreciated.
Tank is 90 gallons, with about 100 lbs of live rock. Lots of hiding places and a decent amount of swimming space as well. Tank is about a year old, and doing well. I've lost the odd fish here or there but no major issues fish-wise so far. The fish are doing well and mostly getting along, idk if I want to risk disturbing the balance, but I figured I'd at least ask.
Current stocklist is:
1 Bellus angelfish
1 Squaretail bristletooth tang (jerkface)
1 Melanurus wrasse
1 yellow canary wrasse
1 McCosker's flasher wrasse
1 Lubbock's fairy wrasse (jerkface)
1 dusky fairy wrasse
2 ocellaris clowns
1 flame hawkfish
1 pajama cardinalfish
1 midas blenny
1 chalk bass
3 azure damsels
2 cleaner shrimp
2 peppermint shrimp (will get more once my LFS gets more in stock)
1 yellow coral banded shrimp
The bristletooth and the lubbocks can be jerks to new additions but it dies down after a few days and there's nothing more than the occasional flaring/chasing to maintain the pecking order. I could honestly do without the anthias but I would really like a goby to occupy the sandbed since it's mostly bare. What do you guys think? Any input is appreciated.