Finalizing 120g Stock List

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Decided I was tired of changing the water in a bunch of smaller tanks around the house so I broke down a bunch of my smaller tanks and bit the bullet on a 120g tank (24x24x48).

Started ~20 lbs of Live Sand, the rest bagged "live" sand. Have around 50-60 lbs of live rock from my other established tanks already in the 120g and I dosed Microbacter7 for the first three weeks that the tank was up (the same brand of bacteria I originally used to seed all of the live rock).

I currently have two clownfish and a yellow tang in the tank. The Yellow Tang is the newest addition, so I want to start adding livestock at a reasonable pace before the Yellow Tang starts to think it owns the whole tank...

I want to keep the stock list pretty simple. This is what I am planning. If I am making a grave mistake, someone please chime in haha.

2 Clownfish
1 Yellow Tang
1 Purple Dottyback
1 Firefish
2-3 Pajama Cardinals
1 Sixline Wrasse

Then One Of These Two
1 Blenny (either Tailspot or Sailfin)
1 Yellow Watchman Goby

That to me seems pretty well stocked. I know I would need to add more live rock to the sump and the display in order to handle all of these fish.

Is this too much? Just right?
 
Doesn't seem bad to me.
 
I have 8 fish in my 90g, no sump and it does just fine. I make sure every fish has a place to hide/sleep with my rock work though.
 

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