2 Parter - Fish and Dry Rock Help

[ArowanaLover1902]

These are somewhat related so I thought I'd keep it in one place.
1. I'm looking for a new fish for my 35 gallon reef (I have a build thread in my signature). I want a good active swimmer who won't bother my existing livestock, I wanted a wrasse but I don't have a lid.
2. Because I've pretty much run out of room in the tank for new corals, I want to add a large flat base rock that will be held up by rocks underneath it, it would be up against the glass too, so I could see the area underneath. It would add a really interesting area in the tank that would allow for some different fish. Where could I get one of these?

 

[nautical_nathaniel]

These are somewhat related so I thought I'd keep it in one place.
1. I'm looking for a new fish for my 35 gallon reef (I have a build thread in my signature). I want a good active swimmer who won't bother my existing livestock, I wanted a wrasse but I don't have a lid.
2. Because I've pretty much run out of room in the tank for new corals, I want to add a large flat base rock that will be held up by rocks underneath it, it would be up against the glass too, so I could see the area underneath. It would add a really interesting area in the tank that would allow for some different fish. Where could I get one of these?

1. I would maybe consider a cardinalfish, maybe a pair of bangai's or possibly a less-aggressive chromis. My lemon chromis is a pretty good fish and does a lot of swimming through the tank.

2. For this, I would look into Stax rocks by two little fishies. They are a little pricey, but if your want an absolutely flat rock these are your best bet.