90 gallon stocking suggestions

[bgarcia]

I just recently upgraded from a 40 gallon cube to a 90 gallon tank. It is a reef tank, though it's mainly soft coral ,couple of leathers, GSP, zoas,couple of palys, mushrooms and 4 bubble tip anemones. I currently have a gold stripe maroon clown, black oscillaris clown, yellow eyed kole tang, purple fire fish and a yellow candy hog fish. Looking for possible fish I can add to get a lot of movement in the tank that are reef compatible. Any suggestions are appreciated!

 

[Big G]

How about a school of Lemon Chromis? I'm considering a school of them for my own 90. Been looking for some mid-top action swimmers.

 

[Jason mack]

How about a school of Lemon Chromis?

I agree ..!

 

[Michael Llabona]

Get a wrasse!

 

[Dodgersfan]

Get a wrasse!

I've heard wrasses and bta's don't mix well?

 

[jp_75]

you got room.... wrasses, basslet and blenny

 

[Best Fish-Jake]

I would look into fairy wrasse as well as a dwarf angel (most common being flame or coral beauty). for the wrasse, you could potentially do a couple depending on what species you're interested in. If i had to choose two fairy wrasse i would go with a Lubbock's and a Solarensis. As long as they are healthy, these wrasse shouldn't have any problems with your nems. You could also venture into the Halichoeres genus of wrasse(but they do need a sand bed at least 2" deep)
A blenny or some sort of goby would also work out fine.. They don't add as much movement compared to other fish, but they definitely have some personality!

 

[Efranco]

I just recently upgraded from a 40 gallon cube to a 90 gallon tank. It is a reef tank, though it's mainly soft coral ,couple of leathers, GSP, zoas,couple of palys, mushrooms and 4 bubble tip anemones. I currently have a gold stripe maroon clown, black oscillaris clown, yellow eyed kole tang, purple fire fish and a yellow candy hog fish. Looking for possible fish I can add to get a lot of movement in the tank that are reef compatible. Any suggestions are appreciated!

nice tank

 

[want2bsleepy]

definitely get a wrasse, but I suggest not a fairy but one that will work for its keep. Our favorite is a menanarus wrasse. He will eat almost all pests and will leave your corals alone providing he is fed. They are very friendly and are constantly swimming, on the hunt. The only thing to be cautious with them is with corals like xenia and clovers as they might nip at those, as well as clams/oysters.