what fish should I add?

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I have a 75 gallon full blown mixed reef tank (hammers, torches, shrooms, acan lords, monti's, birdnest, Pocillapora, anthelia, leathers, etc). Currently my fish are: 3 designer clownfish, 1 royal gramma, 1 blue eyed bristletooth tang(sm), 1 lawnmower blenner, 1 dragon goby.

I am looking to add another 1 or 2 fish that are a bit larger, as most of my current fish are small to medium, with the exception of my Dragon Goby, that's Large (4-5 inches) and my Bristletooth is about 3 inches.

So, I'd like to add another couple fish, again they have to be peaceful with others AND not eat corals. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

Thanks
 
The yellpw coris wrasse (h.chrysus) could be good? Active, good size, fairly peaceful.

You could look at any number of fairy or flasher wrasse too perhaps.
 
You could try a flame angel. Small risk that it may nip a little but the trade off could be worth it.
 
Naso or a sailfin maybe be peaceful with bristletooth but when they grow tank size could be a problem
totally understand the tank size...the 75g will only be set up until June 2026. I have a 180g tank waiting in the wings to take it's place. My son will graduate in May and then he's off to school, so his room will officially become my fish room. :)
 

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