Can't Decide!!!

So for those of you that are unfamiliar with me, I have a 120 G long tank (5ft long) that has been up and running since the beginning of summer. I run the Current Nova Extreme Pro 48 in model with 6 T-5 Bulbs. I also have an eshopps hang on the back protein skimmer. The tank has about 120 lbs live rock (which is always increasing), 110 lbs live sand. For flow I have 2 Koralia 4's and 1 Koralia 3. I have purple coralline algae growing on the back of the tank right now!

My stocking list is as follows:
1 Blue Hippo Tang
1 Cleaner Wrasse
1 Diamond Goby
1 Firefish
2 Green Chromis
2 Oscellaris Clowns
Cleanup Crew (Astrea Snails, Hermit Crabs, Sand Conch)
1 Purple Lobster
2 Peppermint shrimp
2 Cleaner Shrimp

I also have 7 SPS frags, 1 Xenia, 1 Kenya Tree, 1 Red Mushroom, Colony of Zoa's, 1 Paly, and 1 GSP.

What I wanted to know is which of the following would best fit into my tank:

Purple Tang
Foxface/Scribbled Rabbitfish
Blue Throat Trigger

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I cannot make up my mind and would love the input of my fellow 3reefers! Thanks for your input

Robert

 

Go with the scribbled rabbit. They have more personality than any other fish Iv ever had and they keep algae out of the tank.

 

Thanks for your input.

 

I say blue throat trigger, I just love triggers + it's reef-safe(mostly).

 

That has been one of the factors weighing on my decision, they like to rearrange and redecorate from what I have been told!

 

I am a big fan of tangs so for me it is a no brainer get the tang!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

3 posts...3 different opinions! I love this hobby! LOL! Don't know if that helps too much.

FWIW, I like triggers too.

 

you should get a dwarf lionfish lol. if not that then my next favortie are the blue throat triggers cause i saw one yesteerday and it was freakin awesome coloration wise! hope you get the one you want most!! i still say the dwarf lion but you do have small fish so nevermind

 

Would a purple tang harass the Blue Hippo? The tank long enough to bear both but I have heard that purples are extremely aggressive and bossy to other fish, even those that are not tangs.

 

This is one of the things that I love about the hobby too. So many different opportunities and choices. Thanks for your input.