How many more fish for 75 gallon?

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Currently I have a 75 gallon with a
Tomini tang
2 clowns
YWG
bicolor blenny
Pygmy angel

I am looking for a splash of color and a utility fish for my next 2 fish

Any ideas?
 
Currently I have a 75 gallon with a
Tomini tang
2 clowns
YWG
bicolor blenny
Pygmy angel

I am looking for a splash of color and a utility fish for my next 2 fish

Any ideas?
Do you like wrasses?
 
I'd add a yellow coris wrasse and. Flasher wrasse.
 
Here’s my fish list in a 5’ tank, highlighted are all my wrasses.
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Agreed that a utilitarian wrasse is a good addition to the current mix.
Utilitarian in my mind is a must. And there are plenty of good choices out there that will tickle you fancy looks-wise that will fit the bill.
 
Any ideas?
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My stocking list is pretty small, 120g

Smallest janitor crew to keep the baddies out of the tank, tangs, filefish, etc

And a couple normie fish, clowns, mandarin, etc, for the conversation

My system is a coral system not a fish tank

That Biota Regal Angel is gorgeous, probably gorges on acropora though

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I had a red sea regal that never bothered sps.
 
Currently I have a 75 gallon with a
Tomini tang
2 clowns
YWG
bicolor blenny
Pygmy angel

I am looking for a splash of color and a utility fish for my next 2 fish

Any ideas?
For splash of color consider anthias. Mine are always out in the open. They come to the front when I walk by

Not the best pic of them…they are very active. Usually takes 10 tries to get one that’s not blurry
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