Which fish would be best for my tank?

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Hey everyone, just upgraded back to a bigger time, this time I didn’t go too big but got the waterbox 65.4. I’d love to hear thoughts on what fish to have, I already have a clownfish, Midas blenny, and Royal gramma that I’m transferring in. What tangs or other similar fish would be suitable for these dimensions. The display dimensions are 47L x 19.7W x 17.7H. I would like to get a tang and a few other fish all in the juvenile stage. I’d imagine I’d have to transfer them out or upgrade the tank when they get to big which I am okay with.
 
A bristletooth would be the only tang suitable for those dimensions. Any other tang is going to outgrow that tank in a few months. I have the same dimensions with my IM SR8O all in one. I went with wrasses as my "show" fish in that system. I have 2 fire fish, An exquisite wrasse along with a black leopard wrasse a clown a bar goby,red scooter blenny,coral beauty and a mimic vlamingi file fish.
 

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