Picking A New Fish

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What our my options of a fish I could add to my 75 gallon. I have a coral beauty, fire fish, black/white clown, longnose hawk and a yellow watchmen. Just curious if I could add something else to my 75 gallon tank. Thanks for the help.
 
How about some type(s) of fairy wrasse? Maybe a few anthias? You have many options.
 
I've been posting on this topic also. I've got a 60g cube so similar size. I had wanted something like a flame angel, a "centerpiece" of sorts. I ended up getting a red scooter dragonet and while he has some specific requirements he's a fascinating beautiful lil fish! And getting a sand sifter like a diamond goby adds purpose and character. I've got 4 clowns, coral beauty, d. Goby, r.s. dragonet, max clam, s. haddoni, etc..

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I think a wrasse would be a good one too, though i'd be cautious of a potter's because of care requirements. I have a 75g with a hand full of wrasse too, but my favorite is the Mccosker's Flasher Wrasse. Very active and constantly flashing fins.
 

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