Semi-aggressive reef 75g stocking

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Hey fellas, so post tank crash, I’ve decided to rethink the stocking list a bit. Unfortunately, I lost my rareish pair of allard’s clowns which are pretty much the only clowns I truly enjoy. I would like to have everything in the tank to have a little bit of temper because most of the fish I can’t live without are semi aggressive, thus peaceful fish usually gets bullied and picked on.

My tank is 75 gallons with a decent amount of swimming space and caves and overhangs.

Will the following fare well together?:

-2 Ocellaris/clarkii clownfish
-1 bristletooth tang
-1 blue throat trigger
-1 longnose hawkfish
-1 damselfish
-1 dottyback/basslet (are basslets okay with these?)
-1 radiant wrasse

Only real problem here is that I already have the bristletooth and BTT in the qt, thus messing up the establishment order
 
On the aggression scale, I'd probably place the dottyback/basslet and radiant wrasse further down the list. They'll probably get along being different species - but it really depends on the "jerk" component of the other fish. If you want an absolute a*hole of a fish - get a yellow belly damselfish.
 
Will the trigger be ok in a 75? I would love to add one in mine, I've got a 90 so it's basically the same size just abit taller. I love triggers,
 
Add the meanest stuff last to aid in aggression.

Dottybacks can be SOBs so which one is very relevant. A Steene's dottyback for example...hid your kids, hide your wife
 
The trigger will kill all smaller fish over time, and 75g may be too small for a trigger
 

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