Question on wrasse compatibility

[Ben jammin]

Posted this in the wrasse thread but I'm not sure how much traffic that gets, so I thought I'd post it separately instead. Sorry for the double posting.

I'd like some advice on compatibility of the following wrasses: I have a small red coris (3") and a juvenile dragon wrasse (about 4.5"), as well as a large Australian tusk (6.75"). I'd like to add a pinkface wrasse (Thalassoma quinquevittatum), and a lightning wrasse (Halichoeres cyanocephalus), as well as a quoyi parrot (technically a labrid as well). My tank is a 270 gallon FOWLR with a sandbed. All are different species so I am hopeful they'd coexist but definitely want to look before I leap. Would also like to know order of addition - I was thinking lightning next, then pinkface, and quoyi whenever I can find one. Thanks.

 

[eatbreakfast]

From Wrasse Lover's Thread:

The Thalasomma should definitely go last, and may still be aggressive. It doesnt really matter the order between the parrot and the lightning wrasse. Just be mindful that even a 270 will eventually feel a little cramped as these fish reach their full size.

 

[Ben jammin]

Yes, I have read enough about the Thalassoma's to be wary of that, but I'm hoping that adding it last after the others are established will minimize the risk. My main concern was since the red coris and lightning have a fairly similar body shape to the pinkface that there might be conflict - moreso than the general Thalassoma orneriness. Is that not usually the case?