Stocking suggestions for 90 gallon mixed reef

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Current fish are the following

Ocellaris clown
Blue green chromis
Watchman goby(his shrimp didn’t survive the move)
Melanaurus wrasse
Coral beauty
Bengai Cardinal x2

I have a mix of lps, softies, and will be adding a few easy sps so I don’t want any nippers and want to keep everybody as peaceful as I can moving forward.

Any suggestions for tank mates?

I definitely want a royal gramma because they’re a favorite of mine. Possibly a second clown.

Any other ideas? I like activity in the tank.
 
Current fish are the following

Ocellaris clown
Blue green chromis
Watchman goby(his shrimp didn’t survive the move)
Melanaurus wrasse
Coral beauty
Bengai Cardinal x2

I have a mix of lps, softies, and will be adding a few easy sps so I don’t want any nippers and want to keep everybody as peaceful as I can moving forward.

Any suggestions for tank mates?

I definitely want a royal gramma because they’re a favorite of mine. Possibly a second clown.

Any other ideas? I like activity in the tank.

Blennies are always a fun addition. Maybe a Midas or Starry?



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I third for the blennies. I think it’s great that you have some dither fish(chromis), I think everything needs some as it helps other fish feel safe.
 
I third for the blennies. I think it’s great that you have some dither fish(chromis), I think everything needs some as it helps other fish feel safe.
I only have one unfortunately. Thought about buying another crew of them. I had 3 in my old tank. Worried about aggression.
 
A One-Spot Foxface would add nice color, and help keep Algae at bay. Mine is probably one of the most peaceful fish in the tank.

Other than that, a few complementing fairy/flasher wrasses.
 

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