Filling out my 120 fowlr

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I have a 120 fowlr with the following already in place:

- Hi-fin red banded goby
- red firefish
- pair of black and white misbarred clowns
- starry blenny
- midas blenny
- chocolate chip star
- fire shrimp
- 3 fishting conches
- various snails
- various hermits

I know I want:

- another hi-fin goby to try and form a pair
- trio of dwarf angels
- pistol shrimp
- another star fish of some type

Can I also add some of these?:

- Kole Tang
- Trio of anthias (or 5 some)
- 2-3 flasher wrasse
- pair of banggai cardinalfish
- ??? who doesn't like cool stuff
- taking suggestions
 
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Hmmmmmmmm, can't help you with your question:rolleyes: as I only at this moment have a lil' BC29!;)
So while you wait for others to chime in, let me say ...

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I have a 120 fowlr with the following already in place:

- Hi-fin red banded goby
- red firefish
- pair of black and white misbarred clowns
- starry blenny
- midas blenny
- chocolate chip star
- fire shrimp
- 3 fishting conches
- various snails
- various hermits

I know I want:

- another hi-fin goby to try and form a pair
- trio of dwarf angels
- pistol shrimp
- another star fish of some type

Can I also add some of these?:

- Kole Tang
- Trio of anthias (or 5 some)
- 2-3 flasher wrasse
- pair of banggai cardinalfish
- ??? who doesn't like cool stuff
- taking suggestions
That stocklist seems reasonable.

Add the angels simultaneously to reduce aggression.

A marine betta is a cool fish to consider.
 
Thank you for the welcome!

Eatbreakfast - if room, I would choose the trio of anthias or wrasses, but not both. I don't want too much crowding? I am still not sure if this is too many though?
 
Thank you for the welcome!

Eatbreakfast - if room, I would choose the trio of anthias or wrasses, but not both. I don't want too much crowding? I am still not sure if this is too many though?
It shouldn't be too much, but that being said, each tank is different as far as the bioload it can handle.
 

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