Looking to add a couple more fish. Help needed.

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I’ve got a WaterBox peninsula that has a 140g display. My reef is doing great, corals are thriving. I’d like to add more fish and know I’ll need to rescape/add more rock to be able to have sleeping space for new fish.
Current fish are:
Purple Tang
Starry Blenny
KwaZulu Fairy Wrasse
DaVinci Clown
Carberryi Anthias X 3
Yellow Watchman Goby w/ Pistol

I’d like to add one bigger fish and another pair or trio of a smaller fish. Any suggestions?
 
I do love wrasse!! Hadn’t thought of a trigger. Didn’t think they were reef safe. Thanks. I’ll look into them.
Most triggers are not reef safe. Blue Throats are planktivores and therefore won't typically attack snails and crabs like other triggers.
 
Most triggers are not reef safe. Blue Throats are planktivores and therefore won't typically attack snails and crabs like other triggers.
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