What's a good, non-typical fish?

[kkgaskin90]

I have a 75g mixed reef. Jumping is not a concern (I've screened off all possible openings). I want movement and color, but trying to avoid the usual fish that are in most tanks. If possible, I'd like a grouping of fish, but all of what I've looked at tend to pick each other off over time. Any suggestions welcome (except Anthias... Don't say Anthias [emoji23]). I currently have:

1 Flame Hawkfish
1 Sleeper Goby
3 Blue Star Leopard Wrasses

1 Skunk Cleaner Shrimp
1 Peppermint Shrimp
1 Harlequin Shrimp

Very last I'd like to add a Tomini Tang.

 

[human]

A group of Chalk Bass, they don't school, but will swim amongst themselves from time to time chasing each other. I've never hear of them killing each other off as long as they're all introduced at the same time.

 

[Cgschulz]

As long as u don't mind price I would look a higher end wrass like flame wrass for example grate colore and vary active after they get a custom to your tank.

 

[eatbreakfast]

There are a lot of wrasses that would fit the bill.

 

[Flashy Fins]

Skunk tilefish, although sourcing a few at the same time may be difficult. Decompression/swim bladder problems can also be an issue. If you can get a healthy few, they would look amazing and enjoy each other's company. Purple tilefish are also pretty, but apparently do not get along as well.

On the cheaper end, a group of blue gudgeon gobies would be cool.

 

[R eef]

A group of garden eels would look great.

 

[Kyle Sicard]

golden dwarf moray eel

 

[Duke4Life]

Fairy or flasher wrasses.

 

[Duke4Life]

Skunk tilefish, although sourcing a few at the same time may be difficult. Decompression/swim bladder problems can also be an issue. If you can get a healthy few, they would look amazing and enjoy each other's company. Purple tilefish are also pretty, but apparently do not get along as well.

On the cheaper end, a group of blue gudgeon gobies would be cool.

Only issue with blue gudgeons is that they can be shy and skittish.