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Hey guys, i have a 255 Reefsys Size:90 L X 55 D X 53CM HVol. (L):207L (54.6 Gal)

Looking for ideas i could put in with existing stock.

I have 2 clowns, a bi-colour blenny and a Flasher wrasse.

Would love to add around 2-3 more fish, what would be safe adds that don't eat corals and would fit this tank?

Preferably on the slightly less maintenance side. i feed once per day usually alternating from pellets, flakes and frozen each day.
 
Hey guys, i have a 255 Reefsys Size:90 L X 55 D X 53CM HVol. (L):207L (54.6 Gal)

Looking for ideas i could put in with existing stock.

I have 2 clowns, a bi-colour blenny and a Flasher wrasse.

Would love to add around 2-3 more fish, what would be safe adds that don't eat corals and would fit this tank?

Preferably on the slightly less maintenance side. i feed once per day usually alternating from pellets, flakes and frozen each day.
This will be an unpopular opinion probably, but I think damsels could be a good final addition to a tank. I actually just added 3 springeri damsels as my final fish to my mixed reef. They are great colorful open water swimmers who tend to hang out in the upper half of the water column. They really liven things up in my opinion.

You might also consider a dwarf angel. They can be aggressive, but as a final addition they should be ok. I've had flame angels and current have a coral beauty and they don't bother any of my corals. I have SPS, LPS and zoas.

 
I like Damsels for an addition as well. That being said, I'm steering clear of them in my next build. I want to explore other types of fish this time around.
 

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