I'm looking for a stocking list

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I have a 120 and looking to stock it. I have a Leopard wrasse currently. I don't know if I want tangs that way I don't have to worry about them knocking corals over.

Can you guys help me.
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The fish you put in a tank is a pretty personal thing.

But here are some ideas.

Tangs - there are a few tangs that will live in a small tank like the kole tang or yellow tang.

Dwarf angels - these are reef with caution. The flame angel and coral beauties are popular.

Gobies - lots of gobies will do fine in that tank. Tend to be bottom dwellers.

Bennies - like gobies there is a wide assortment to choose from. Tend to be bottom dwellers.

Damsels - great looking fish but they can get incredibly aggressive. I understand that the talbots and yellow tail tend to be less aggressive.

Chromis - tend to be peaceful. People use them for schooling. They often kill each other off.

Anthias - like the chromis, a schooling fish. They are moderate in degree of difficulty and a bit more expensive.

Check out live aquaria. They sell a large variety of marine fish. They give a pretty good run down on each fish. It is a good place to do basic research for your wish list.
 
Get your tank covered and then you can add Wrasses to the list! (well actually Gobies will jump too)
 
oh my, this is one wide open question for me. In terms of reef compatible, get a goby/pistol pair, one dwarf angel, two clowns, a midas blenny, and a flame hawk. As Marshall said, there are some really cool wrasses out there and I've really grown fond of them. They are so colorful and very active.
 

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