Another wrasse vote! Orange back ((Cirrhilabrus aurantidorsalis) and about $75 at LFS's in Atlanta. Reef safe and beautiful IMHO. Good luck; many great choices
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Yes, hard to pick just one - fairy wrasses would be good tankmates for youI'm a huge fan of wrasses myself. Lots of options that could work as a show fish.
I love Harlequin Tusk and he would WOW. But he is kinda big for a 75I like the Harlequin Tusk myself. Just be careful if you have any type of snails, crabs, hermits or shrimp. They will be gone but they are pretty peaceful and active in the tank. Don’t know the size of the tank but you will need a larger one.
There is some truth to this I guess but thats a very broad generalization- most species of lionfish aren't invasive and are collected from their natural habitats. If your referring to P.volitans in the Atlantic than yes they are invasive but even then I'm unsure the Atlantic fish are being collected for the pet trade as most places are focusing the Atlantic population as a food fish.if your concerned about captive bread lion fish don’t be any that are taken from the ocean are a good thing they are a super invasive species
One fish that will WOW and will get too big for the tank, but only after many years is the Regal Angel. They are very slow growing and are very long live. Below are 2 pictures 2 years apart. Growth from 1.5 to 2.5 inches.