New 60 Gallon Cube

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Thought I'd post some pics.

-I have recently set up this tank, hence the abundance of frag-sized corals.
-Kessil a360we, Reef Octopus BH90 skimmer, Current USA eFlux 1050, MP10.
-2 False Percs, Yellow Watchman Goby, Starry Blenny, Skunk Cleaner, Serpent Star, Blue Leg Hermits, and some random snails.
-Frogspawn, multiple chalices, montiporas (setosa, red cap, green w/blue polyp cap, phoenix, and an unknown yellow w/ green polyps), purple death palys, rainbow trachy, xenia, and GSP.

I am really craving adding a fish that is personable that can thrive in my tank. Since I don't have the time to care for a dog- I'm looking for a fish that can resemble its qualities somewhat- haha.

I'm considering a snowflake eel, triggers are out of the question :(, I like the idea of a small puffer, however I hear the benefits usually don't outweigh the cons in a reef setting with inverts. Any suggestions on livestock?
Thanks for looking!
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Gorgeous tank!! You should look into a hawkfish, from everything I've heard those guys have some awesome personality!
 

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