What order to add fish

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I’ll be starting my new tank next week and wondering what order to add my fish. Tank is 70gallons. First 2 fish will be a pair of clown fish. Other fish I want to add are tomini tank 3 azure damsels flame hawk fish melenerous wrasse and six line wrasse. Not sure if the 2 wrasses will get along. What order would you add the fish after the clown fish? I plan on adding a sand sifting goby but it will be later when the tank has aged so it will have plenty of food in the sand
 
The mix of wrasse is a risk, i would add in the six line last.
The flame hawk also has the potential to be agressive.

Personally I would do the below -
2 Clownfish First
Tomini, Damsels, Flame Hawk and Melenerous together
Six Line Last

However I dont have a huge amount of experience with Wrasse, only the Six Line (which I added in last).
 
I’m setting up a quarantine tank same time as my display. I plan on adding the clown fish directly to the display when ready because I trust the source and I’ve never had bad luck with clowns. After that I will buy one fish and put in the quarantine and monitor for a few weeks then add it to the display until I have everything I want in the tank. I’m not going do a medicated quarantine unless I see a problem
 

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