One fish you would recommend for any tank?

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Looking for an addition to my 75 gallon mixed reef tank
I want a fish that has color, and personality, and isn’t bothered by other fish
I have 2 occ. clowns, tomini tang, white cheek tang, Pygmy angel, YWG, tail spot blenny
Tangs are about 1.25 inches, the tomini isn’t a huge fan of new additions but gets over it eventually, the white cheek is pretty relaxed

Any input is appreciated
 
a flasher wrasse, dottyback, or foxface would be fine. Keep in mind, dotty backs can be jerks, but if you're adding it last, it should be fine
 
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What color splash are you looking for?
How deep is the sand?
Coral safe or FOWLR?
 
A foxface is quite large for a 75. Perhaps a royal gramma or a bangai cardinal would be nice. You could also consider something like a talbots damsel. They're pinky peach and yellow and would be very subdued since you have some more aggressive established fish.
 
Something like a yellow, red or pink, sand bed is around 1-2 inches, needs to be reef safe
Halichoeres Chrysus or Leucoxanthus. Carpenter or McCoskers Flasher Wrasse, a nice Fairy Wrasses...
Will fox face eat corals?
Not usually. Definitely a good fish that can hold it's own against a Tomini.
 
I wouldn't add any fish to that tank. Its beyond maxed out. Put that money towards a 5' tank if you want tangs.
I also agree with this that your tank is pretty much maxed out and if you DO add 1 more fish make it small and make it the last one
 
Will those wrasses eat pests?
The Halichoeres will, yes. Another good pest fish that stays small is Springeri Damsels. A beautiful blue/black marbled fish. Eats flatworms.
 

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