Overstocked?

[NoahLikesFish]

If I have a 36x18x16 aquarium could this stocking work? I’d have lots of coral and macro algae to soak up nutrient. 1 yellow tang ocellaris a trio of anthias a lawnmower blenny and 3 blue green reef chromis And/or a six stripe wrasse I was looking at BRS top fish for every tank And i would be having 4/5 of the fishes on the list

 

[nereefpat]

Looks like a 40 breeder.

Most of those species can work.
A yellow tang could be quarantined in a 40 breeder, but it isn't a permanent home for one. Somewhere in the standard 75 - standard 125 range is recommended.
What anthias are you thinking? I'm not sure if there are some smaller species that might work. Many of the commonly kept anthias get pretty big and active for a 3' tank.

Clowns, blenny, chromis, wrasse would all be fine in a 40 breeder.
A couple warnings: Many people have been disappointed by chromis, as they tend to pick each other off and whittle themselves down to one. Six line wrasse is fine with the others you selected, but won't allow any other wrasse.

 

[NoahLikesFish]

Is there any alternatives to the fishes I could try

 

[nereefpat]

Others to look into:
Firefish
Gobies
Other blennies, including Meiacanthus spp and Escenius spp.
Cardinals
Chrysiptera genus damsels

Those won't all necessarily work with what you chose.

Personally, the clown pair, blenny, 6 line, a damsel or two (either Chromis or Chrysiptera) would be a good list.

 

[Lovefish77]

I think any stocking can work depending on what corals you plan to have in that tank. If you are keeping lps and softies a little overload is good for corals. All depends on what you have.

 

[ASIN28]

If I have a 36x18x16 aquarium could this stocking work? I’d have lots of coral and macro algae to soak up nutrient. 1 yellow tang ocellaris a trio of anthias a lawnmower blenny and 3 blue green reef chromis And/or a six stripe wrasse I was looking at BRS top fish for every tank And i would be having 4/5 of the fishes on the list

Everything you mentioned would work great except the yellow tang. As stated in an above comment, a 40 Breeder is a little too small to home a yellow tang or any tang really unless it’s being QT.
I have a 120G and I think my blue green chromis are awesome. They school together around my whole tank. I have a bonded pair of occellaris clowns too. The lawnmower blenny is a beast algae eater too!

 

[NoahLikesFish]

could I add a dwarf angel for a splash of color, I’m just worried I’d miss out on a nice yellow fish because of the reds of the clowns and the gray of goby and blues of chromis and pinks of anthias And the wrasse color

 

[sp1187]

having 4 lyretail anthias in my 48x24x30 I'd delete those from your list.
they need space to move.

 

[sp1187]

could I add a dwarf angel for a splash of color, I’m just worried I’d miss out on a nice yellow fish because of the reds of the clowns and the gray of goby and blues of chromis and pinks of anthias And the wrasse color

yellow fish:
canary blenny
yellow clown goby

 

[ASIN28]

yellow fish:
canary blenny
yellow clown goby

I second the yellow clown goby. Pretty cool little fish. I know this doesn’t give you the full yellow appearance but have you looked into a Royal Gramma? @NoahLikesFish

 

[nereefpat]

could I add a dwarf angel for a splash of color, I’m just worried I’d miss out on a nice yellow fish because of the reds of the clowns and the gray of goby and blues of chromis and pinks of anthias And the wrasse color

The larger ones, no. But the smallest pygmy angels like cherub or flame back, yes.

 

[jt8791]

yellow watchman goby could be another option for yellow depending on what else you wanted