Stocking suggestions for 32 gallon

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Hi all, I have a 32 gallon that’s been up for about 3 months and doing pretty well, and I’m looking for a suggestion for my last fish. Currently I have two clowns, a firefish, and a bengai as well as an handful of hermits, snails, and a strawberry conch, all of whom live happily together. I would say it’s moderately stocked with rock and hiding places but nothing crazy. I was thinking of a fairy wrasse, some sort of blenny, or a diamond goby/pistol pair. Eventually will add a cleaner shrimp too.


Any suggestions appreciated!
 
Any issues with the six line? I would love one but I hear they can be jerks
 
My vote would be for some kind of Blenny. My Bicolor blenny has a ton of personality.
 
Any issues with the six line? I would love one but I hear they can be jerks
Mine is fine. He was kind of a pill until my dottyback checked him. He doesnt bother anyone at all now and if he does she comes darting out of the rocks to chase him
 
Any issues with the six line? I would love one but I hear they can be jerks
The clowns and bangaii can hold their own. The firefish would be the potential problem, since they are so wimpy and skittish.

I like the blenny idea. Maybe a tailspot or bicolor.

Best wrasse for that size tank would be a punk streak or one of the possum species (Wetmorella sp).
 

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