stocking suggestions for Innovative Marine 112 int.

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Hello, I am currently in the process of slowly moving my fish from one tank to another, and was looking for future ideas on some colorful centerpiece fish for my Innovative marine 112. currently I have a juvenile mocha storm clownfish, and a adult mocha storm from my other tank that are doing great together. I still have three blue green chromis, lawnmower blenny, and a fire shrimp to be moved to the new tank.

I have looked at tangs but only being 3'x3' thought it isn't big enough so not comfortable with adding them. I should add that the rock work does take up a good amount of tank. I couldn't help it I build large dimensional seawalls for a living so rock work is something I love haha.

Any suggestions would be great.
 
FOWLR or do you plan on adding coral?

BUMP!
 
I have some lps, and softies from the old tank. So corals are going to be in the tank.
 
A tomini or bristletooth tang will be just fine in a tank like that, if you leave room around the walls so they can swim around.
 
I have more of a centerpiece of rock work with holes through and space all the around the structure. Was trying to get three sides of good viewing since its is a cube shape. thank you for the recommendation. I had looked at bistletooth tangs, and kole tangs but most people had recommended 4' so wasn't sure if it was a good idea for my 3'x3'. I would love a tang.
 
I have more of a centerpiece of rock work with holes through and space all the around the structure. Was trying to get three sides of good viewing since its is a cube shape. thank you for the recommendation. I had looked at bistletooth tangs, and kole tangs but most people had recommended 4' so wasn't sure if it was a good idea for my 3'x3'. I would love a tang.
As long as they can keep swimming its alright, 4ft wide is recommended with 2 ft or less deep tanks since they cant turn and swim really well, your dimensions are different I think it would work
 
Cool, thank you.
 
Copperband too. They can be pretty shy and just pick at stuff all day. Dont need huge space necessarily.

Just dont get it to small as small ones are super picky eaters and may not eat at all.

Use live clams from grocery store, live black worms, and/or mysis. He eat one of the three IME.
 

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