Stocking Suggestions for 75 gallon AIO reef tank

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Hello everyone!
I am currently in the process of breaking down my 75 gallon freshwater cichlid tank to begin the transition to a reef tank. I plan on getting the Fiji Cube AIO kit as I do not want a sump.
For my stocking list so far I have:
1x Tomini Tang (from what I have read online a 4ft tank is the minimum and if I notice the fish is getting too big rehoming is not a problem)
1x Yellow Coris Wrasse

As for fish if thought about:
2x designer clowns (my only hesitation is from when I kept smaller tanks, the clowns were super aggressive and I would like to avoid them bullying tankmates)
2x Banggai Cardinalfish
1x Firefish
1x Bicolor Blenny
1x Flame Hawkfish
1x Royal Gramma
1x Yellow Watchman Goby

I want to keep the stocking of the tank light, consisting of only 5 or 6 fish. I would also prefer if the fish served a purpose, similar to the tang for algae control and the wrasse for pest control. Please let me know what you all think! Id love to hear any ideas
 
That list is fine. I think a dwarf angel would be a good addition.
 
Hello everyone!
I am currently in the process of breaking down my 75 gallon freshwater cichlid tank to begin the transition to a reef tank. I plan on getting the Fiji Cube AIO kit as I do not want a sump.
For my stocking list so far I have:
1x Tomini Tang (from what I have read online a 4ft tank is the minimum and if I notice the fish is getting too big rehoming is not a problem)
1x Yellow Coris Wrasse

As for fish if thought about:
2x designer clowns (my only hesitation is from when I kept smaller tanks, the clowns were super aggressive and I would like to avoid them bullying tankmates)
2x Banggai Cardinalfish
1x Firefish
1x Bicolor Blenny
1x Flame Hawkfish
1x Royal Gramma
1x Yellow Watchman Goby

I want to keep the stocking of the tank light, consisting of only 5 or 6 fish. I would also prefer if the fish served a purpose, similar to the tang for algae control and the wrasse for pest control. Please let me know what you all think! Id love to hear any ideas
this works well imo- if you want a little bit more color though i’d replace the watchman for a bella goby
 

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