New 125g fish addition suggestions

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Hi All,

I need some advice. I am looking for some more additions that would be beneficial + add to my color assortments. (Because I mostly have purple, Blue, yellow)

I upgraded my tank from a Marineland 90 gallon to a AGA 125 Gallon (FOWLR)
Reused almost all of the old rock and put the old media inside to help jump start the cycle. (My rock work is very light but provides hiding spaces to these fish. I will post a photo later when able.)

Livestock:

  • 5.5" Long-spined Porcupinefish
  • 2.5" Purple tang
  • 2.5" Hippo tang
  • 2.5" Orange shoulder tang
  • 2" Niger Trigger
  • 3.5" Coral Beauty
  • Royal Gramma Basslet
  • 2x Clarkii Clownfish
 
I've always liked the Melanurus Wrasse (Hoeven's Wrasse). Colorful, fun to watch and a worker against pests.
 
I've always liked the Melanurus Wrasse (Hoeven's Wrasse). Colorful, fun to watch and a worker against pests.
Honestly I've been wanting a wrasse since I've heard that puffers and wrasse are good fish to co-habit. Just wasn't sure what kind to get.
 
Hi All,

I need some advice. I am looking for some more additions that would be beneficial + add to my color assortments. (Because I mostly have purple, Blue, yellow)

I upgraded my tank from a Marineland 90 gallon to a AGA 125 Gallon (FOWLR)
Reused almost all of the old rock and put the old media inside to help jump start the cycle. (My rock work is very light but provides hiding spaces to these fish. I will post a photo later when able.)

Livestock:

  • 5.5" Long-spined Porcupinefish
  • 2.5" Purple tang
  • 2.5" Hippo tang
  • 2.5" Orange shoulder tang
  • 2" Niger Trigger
  • 3.5" Coral Beauty
  • Royal Gramma Basslet
  • 2x Clarkii Clownfish
Here is the tank. I plan to add two more arches
 

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