Help with livestock

[Reef kid]

I have a 75 gallon tank with pro clear aquatics 150 sump converted to refugium, don't have any plants in there as of now. Water parameters are good with a yellow tang, leaped wrasse, scooter blennie, tomato clown, and a lawnmower blennie. Lost count of hermits but probably twenty. A couple of brittle stars and a Mexican turbo. I have several types of zoas, a leather, jasmine polyps, a hammer frag, and a Goni frag, which are all doing great. All fish are eating and healthy. This tank has been up for about six months. Any stocking suggestions or anyone who has some coral frags they would sell to me that would be good for this tank. Don't have a whole lot of money to spend on this so any help welcomed.

 

[oscarinw]

Maybe a group of anthias or a flasher wrasse to add some color. Good luck with things!

 

[Reef kid]

Thanks!

 

[eatbreakfast]

Options of fish that would mix well with your stock would include grammistes blenny, midas blenny, royal gramma, swales basslet, zebra dartfish, yellow head jawfish.

 

[Reef kid]

Thanks a lot!

 

[VTek]

Flame angles are normally fairly affordable and can pretty common. Very colorful and have great personalities too.

 

[eatbreakfast]

Flame angles are normally fairly affordable and can pretty common. Very colorful and have great personalities too.

While I have seen some flame angels in reef tanks that didn't touch any corals, I have seen plenty that have picked at various corals, particularly zoas and lps, so it's a risk.

 

[Reef kid]

Would a coral beauty be safer? And or Pygmy angel because as sad as it is I don't have enough money to spend forty to fifty dollars on a fish.

 

[Reef kid]

Thanks for the help!

 

[eatbreakfast]

Would a coral beauty be safer? And or Pygmy angel because as sad as it is I don't have enough money to spend forty to fifty dollars on a fish.

Any dwarf angel in the genus Centropyge is a risk.

 

[Reef kid]

ok, love the advice on this forum. Thanks a lot guys!