New 70 gallon, looking for suggestions

[Matthew Weger]

I'm looking for some advice/suggestions on what I can add to my new tank that will come out and display well, while still being comparable with my existing fish (which are quite shy and spend most of their time hiding).

I recently upgraded into a 70 gallon corner bowfront tank, no sump. Had this running a few months (I used the sand, water and rock from the tank I was upgrading from that was well cycled over 2 years) I have my cleaning crew set in (urchins and snails) as well as a spotted hawk fish and a fuzzy dwarf lion (juvenile about 3 inches in length) and 1 condy.

So in short I'm trying to find a few suggestions for fish that are active and compatable (ie not food sized) with my fuzzy dwarf, but won't outgrow my set up, at least not by much.

 

[Big G]

Welcome to R2R! A nice school of Dispar Anthias.

 

[Jason mack]

Nice flame angel !! Or yellow watchman goby maybe ??

 

[GoVols]

I'm looking for some advice/suggestions on what I can add to my new tank that will come out and display well, while still being comparable with my existing fish (which are quite shy and spend most of their time hiding).

I recently upgraded into a 70 gallon corner bowfront tank, no sump. Had this running a few months (I used the sand, water and rock from the tank I was upgrading from that was well cycled over 2 years) I have my cleaning crew set in (urchins and snails) as well as a spotted hawk fish and a fuzzy dwarf lion (juvenile about 3 inches in length) and 1 condy.

So in short I'm trying to find a few suggestions for fish that are active and compatable (ie not food sized) with my fuzzy dwarf, but won't outgrow my set up, at least not by much.

Welcome to Reef 2 Reef

If you can find an Austrian Stripey, they're personalities are like having Spongebob Squarepants in your tank.

 

[Vahanyos]

Get a melanurus wrasse, maybe a 3 inch one... they are great additions to any tank imo and look wonderful if kept healthy. their colors really stand out