Yellow Tailed vs Azure Damsels

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Tomorrow I will pick up a tailspot blenny for my QT to enter my 32.5 reef tank. I was going to get a yellow-tailed damsel and the tailspot but my LFS does not have any. They do, however, have Azure damsels. Is it worth it to just get the Azure or should I wait and get the Yellow-tailed? Also, would they be compatible with the tailspot in a 13.5 QT? Thank you!
 
I currently have two clowns, a bangai cardinal, and a royal gramma in my tank. If you have any suggestions on different fish I should get with my current stock other than the damsel that would be great!
 
I currently have two clowns, a bangai cardinal, and a royal gramma in my tank. If you have any suggestions on different fish I should get with my current stock other than the damsel that would be great!
My suggestion would be to get a few more bangai cardinals as they are schooling fish/ need to be in groups
 
NO to damsels unless its the Springer.

In a 13.5 gallon tank, the damsel will be the devil incarnate, only being betten to a 6line wrasse in how fast you want to make fish sashimi out of it.

Do you absolutely want a damsel?
And if you do, make sure its the LAST fish you add.
 

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