Stocking a a 90 Gallon

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Currently have a 29 Biocube and will be upgrading to a 90 (48x18x24) plus 40 breeder sump when I move to my new apartment. It will be a mixed reef using a 4 ft. 6 bulb fixture. I will be transferring my pair of black and white clowns (Amphiprion ocellaris var.), and Watchman Goby and pistol shrimp. I plan on buying a skimmer rated at much higher than my tank (probably the Reef Octopus Classic 200 INT), plus rigorous filter sock exchange. So far my stock list looks something like this:

2 B&W Clownfish
1 Yellow Watchman Goby
1 Kole Yellow Eye Tang (Ctenochaetus strigosus)
Either 4 Bangaii Cardinals or 3 Zebra Barred Dartfish
1 Lawnmower Blenny (Salarias fasciatus)

Any thoughts on changes or additions?
 
Don't get 4 bangaii cardinals. Two will pr up and kill the others.
 
I'm always big on leopard wrasses...love my vermiculite. Other than that, a yellow coris wrasse would be a good choice. Mine has a very bright and beautiful color, is always out, and is great at eating some common tank pests.
 

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