Reef Safe Stocking! Help!

[JR_Reefer]

Hi,

I have a 75g tank 48x18x20. My tank will eventually be dominated by soft coral, LPS and some SPS. I’m looking for fish that are going to be out and about and active swimmers. I need some advice on what to add. I do plan in the future upgrading to a 150g+.

Zoanthids, Palys, euphyllia, and Acans are some of my favorite coral so i don’t want anything that would destroy these.

I currently have:
1x yellow tang
3x Green/Blue Chromis
1x Fire Fish
2x Black Clowns
1x Peppermint shrimp
Snails and Crabs.

 

[nereefpat]

Lots of wrasses to choose from: fairies, flashers, and the smaller Halichoeres (yellow, red-lined, vrolik's)

Others to look into:
orchid dottyback
royal gramma
chalk bass

 

[Maritimer]

A small group of dartfish or azure damsels might liven things up for you, as might a midas blenny.

You do have a lid of some sort, yes?

~Bruce

 

[starypotter]

Hi,

I have a 75g tank 48x18x20. My tank will eventually be dominated by soft coral, LPS and some SPS. I’m looking for fish that are going to be out and about and active swimmers. I need some advice on what to add. I do plan in the future upgrading to a 150g+.

Zoanthids, Palys, euphyllia, and Acans are some of my favorite coral so i don’t want anything that would destroy these.

I currently have:
1x yellow tang
3x Green/Blue Chromis
1x Fire Fish
2x Black Clowns
1x Peppermint shrimp
Snails and Crabs.

Following along because I'm working on stocking the same size tank and have similar coral preferences too. So there's a bump for yah at least.
My neon goby moves a fair amount for such a tiny little fella, not a tang swimming by but it's something.

 

[eatbreakfast]

The above suggestions of wrasses and dartfish are good ones.