Predatory Fish transfer Stocking Order

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So I have a new 180 gallon Fowlr Dt im setting up and I’m transferring some fish.
Transfer list
Male bird wrasse-5-6”
Panther Grouper-5”
Scopas Tang-4”
I also have a bicolor but thought he would become a snack for edventually so was going to leave him
Would you add all of them at once?
I’m mostly worried about the scopas getting settled in and not letting another tang in
My future stocking plans are
a tang probably an orange shoulder tang
A large angelfish
A triggerfish and or pufferfish
Maybe magnificent fox face because I can’t have much of a cuc
Maybe cleaner wrasse?

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I would just add them all at once. It would be better if you could add the scopas and other tangs together, but that tank is so big it probably won’t be such a big deal.

All this fish you mentioned are also fine to add.
 
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I would just add them all at once. It would be better if you could add the scopas and other tangs together, but that tank is so big it probably won’t be such a big deal.

All this fish you mentioned are also fine to add.
Would it be better to just add the two and hold off on the tang in the other tank til I get my new tang
 
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